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Settlement of matrimonial property in the probate proceedings
Otradovcová, Zuzana ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Janoušková, Anežka (referee)
Settlement of matrimonial property in the probate proceedings The purpose of this final thesis entitled "Settlement of matrimonial property in the probate proceedings " is to describe and analyse the rules governing the settlement of the community of property in the probate proceedings and to describe the current legal regulation, including a confrontation of some opinions in the doctrine. The first chapter contains the definition of the concept of community property, the second chapter is about historical development from the General Civil Code to the present day, where both the possibilities of matrimonial property arrangement and the subsequent settlement of this community are described. The third chapter describes the procedural procedure in the probate proceedings for the settlement of the matrimonial property and also describes the protection of the surviving spouse. The fourth chapter describes the different ways of settlement of matrimonial property in the probate proceedings, i.e. the agreement of the surviving spouse and the heirs or a court decision, and also deals with the situation of dissolved but unsettled community property. The brief fifth chapter deals with the situation of registered partners. The final chapter is about comparison with the French legislation, first describing the...
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Matrimonial property with an emphasis on its settlement in the context of succession proceedings
Srbová, Monika ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Zvára, Michael (referee)
Matrimonial property with an emphasis on its settlement in the context of succession proceedings Abstract The topic of this thesis is Matrimonial property with an emphasis on its settlement in the context of succession proceedings. The aim of the thesis is to provide a comprehensive interpretation of the institution of matrimonial property with a focus on the process and methods of its settlement in the course of succession proceedings. The main motive behind the objective is the distorted and unclear idea of the public about matrimonial property and its settlement. The first part deals with the concept of matrimonial property, its characteristics and briefly introduces the institution of matrimonial property in Europe. The second part describes the historical development of matrimonial property. The description begins in antiquity and proceeds further in time to relatively recent times. It then focuses more specifically on the legal arrangements in our territory. The third part deals with the current matrimonial property law. Beyond the basic and essential information about the creation, regimes and termination of matrimonial property, it also includes a look into the conflict of laws rules of the contractual matrimonial regime and presents specifics of matrimonial property in the context of enforcement...
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Community of property and its seizure attachment
Maxa, Hubert ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Selucká, Markéta (referee) ; Salač, Josef (referee)
The community of property stands out as a key institution of matrimonial property law, but at the same time it is a very specific type of common property; it is the community of property that gives the marriage an indispensable property basis after all. The establishment and subsequent building of a family background simply cannot be done without property. The civil law tries to strengthen the security of the spouses in the area of property in every possible way, in particular by the broadness of the concept of community of property. In the name of marriage, all assets acquired by one or both spouses during the marriage fall within the scope of the community of property, with the exceptions expressly provided for by law. However, during the marriage, the spouses do not only acquire assets but also enter into obligations which give rise to debts. Whether the debts are debts common to both spouses or only of one spouse, they can often be satisfied by means of the marital property. The attachment of the spouses' community property means a more or less substantial interference with the matrimonial property base. The legislation therefore seeks to respond adequately to this phenomenon, and therefore differentiates between the various debts in order to protect the community property or the non-debtor...
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Administration of the community property under the statutory regime
Křivka, Jakub ; Zvára, Michael (advisor) ; Salač, Josef (referee)
Administration of the community property under the statutory regime Abstract The community property is a fundamental institution of matrimonial property law arising between the spouses ex lege as a consequence of the marriage. The basic feature of this type of property plurality is the absence of co-ownership shares. Each spouse thus owns the entire value of the community property and is limited in his or her disposition of it by the equal rights of the other spouse. The spouses thus act as a single person towards third parties in legal dealings concerning parts of the community property. The goal of this thesis is to critically analyse the current legal regulation of the administration of the community property in the statutory regime and the property law institutes related and to point out and provide my own insight into situations for which we still do not have clear solutions. The thesis first focuses on the history of property relations between spouses and their development into their present form. Then the question of the concept of community of property and the values that constitute its content and how they become part of the community of property is addressed. Next, the thesis discusses the issue of administration of the community property in both ordinary and extraordinary matters and provides an...
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Community property of spouses
Grygerová, Jana ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
The topic of this thesis is "Community property of spouses". The purpose of the thesis is to compare the current legislation, contained in the Civil Code from 1964 with the legislation, contained in the New Civil Code from 2012. I have chosen this topic because of the recodification of the civil law. The thesis is composed of nine chapters. Chapter One defines the purpose of this thesis. Chapter Two illustrates the conception of property relationships between spouses in the past. Chapter Three defines the term "community property of spouses". Chapter Four deals with the creation of community property of spouses and Chapter Five deals with the object of community property. Chapter Six and Chapter Seven focus on the subject and the modification of community property of spouses. Chapter Eight deals with the settlement of community property of spouses after a divorce of their marriage. Conclusions are drawn in Chapter Nine.
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Formation and termination of marriage with respect to property issues
Kovandová, Radka ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Švestka, Jiří (referee)
The purpose of my thesis entitled ,,Formation and termination of marriage with regard to the proprietary aspects" is the analysis of institutions of marriage and the community property. These institutions are characterized in terms of their formation, existence and termination. The thesis is composed of six chapters, for of them dealing with formation and termination of the marriage and two of them dealing with community property. Besides these six chapters the paper also contains the introduction and the conclusion. Chapter number one contains the formation of the marriage in terms of civil law, which is analyzed marriage, bethrothment, assumptions of marriage and nuptials (eligibility for marriage, wedding statement and celebration of a betrothal), proceedings before marriage (application and documents, certificates), special ways of marriage (formation of marriage by agent, formation of marriage abroad, formation of marriage in direct danger to life fiance) and legal consequences of nuptials. Chapter number two contains contains the formation of the marriage in terms of canon law. There is described concept of marriage in canon law, betrothal and marriage preparation, the main obstacles of marriage and formation of canon nuptials in terms of closure of the ordinary, extraordinary and secret...
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Married couples' shared ownership
Pavlová, Kateřina ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Švestka, Jiří (referee)
As the subject for viva work I have chosen married couples' shared ownership, because I believe that this issue is very current, its legal regulations insufficient and currently completely inappropriate, and also this topic concerns all of us. The goal of work is to assess the existing legal regulations of property relations between spouses, to point out to some of their imperfections, and to try to at least outline the appropriateness of a different solution to the problems that occur in connection with these legal regulations.
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Community property focused on settlement after its termination
Linhartová, Aneta ; Thöndel, Alexandr (advisor) ; Frinta, Ondřej (referee)
The aim of my thesis is to analyse the new legal regulation of community property included in the "new" Czech civil code - Act No. 89/2012 Coll. - and in this connection, to focus mainly on the settlement after its termination. The new legislation of this issue is quite brief and there are many questions arising in this context which are not clear. The thesis is composed of nine chapters. Chapter one characterises the legal term of the community property and its basic features. Chapter two describes marital property relations in a historical context, beginning with their roots in the Roman law and continuing with particular historical periods of legal regulation of these relations on the territory of the current Czech Republic. Chapter three outlines an extent of the community property and its governance in the statutory arrangement. Chapter four is concerned with contractual modifications of the community property and with an arrangement established by a court decision. A part of this chapter also investigates a question of protection of third parties in the connection with the community property. Chapter five deals with possible ways how the community property terminates. It explores both the ways of the termination of the community property although marriage continues and the ways of the...
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Influence of insolvency proceedings on the joint assets after amendment No. 294/2013 Sb.
Rosůlek, Jan ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The aim of my diploma thesis is to analyze legislation of the insolvency procedure's impact on the joint assets and how this legislation was changed by the amendment to the Insolvency Act No. 294/2013. This amendment is effective from January 1, 2014 and it brings to the Insolvency Act, inter alia, establishment of a common procedure for a debt relief in a marriage, which was previously only inferred from the case law. Also, there occures a certain refilling and refinement of some provisions of the Insolvency Act in accordance with the case law. This diploma thesis consists of four main chapters. The first chapter deals with the insolvency procedure generally, it presents the necessary conditions for the event, and explains the basic concepts with which it is linked. The second chapter is devoted to general explanations of the joint assets. It defines its content, form in which the joint assets may be located, when and how it arises, and also describes how the joint assets is settled. The third chapter deals with the underlying assets. It is a summary of property that arises for the purposes of insolvency proceedings and from which are the creditors satisfied. This chapter defines the property, which is included in the underlying assets, and also the way to exclude the property from it. There is...
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