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The system of remedial measures
Fišer, Jan ; Winterová, Alena (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Summary: In my master's thesis I focus on remedial measures and appellate proceedings. Special attention is given to explanation of rules and principles of the appellation, cassation and revision correction system and the differences between them. This theoretical definition of the mentioned systems is then followed by their practical application in the Czech civil procedure, including its development in the last ten years and mentioning possible amendments in the future. At the end of the paper there is presented the German legal regulation of remedial measures. The master's thesis is, apart of the introduction and conclusion, composed of five chapters, each of them dealing with remedial measures and correction systems from a different point of view. Chapter one is introductory and outlines the questions of appellate proceedings and legal remedies, it also defines basic terminology that is then used in other chapters. Chapter two introduces various correction systems. The chapter is subdivided into four parts. Part one describes the appellation system and its principles. It explains the differences between the system of full appellation the system of inchoate appellation in detail. Second part focuses on the cassation system and its rules. Part three deals with the revision system. The last part looks at...
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The system of remedial measures
Musilová, Markéta ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Vyskočilová, Silvia (referee)
Theme of thesis The system of remedial measures Abstract This master's thesis deals with the issue of correction systems and remedial measures based on them in the Czech legislation. The aim of this work was to describe individual aspects of the appeal, cassation and revision correction system on the current regulation. This thesis includes the characteristics of correction systems from a theoretical point of view and the application of the principles of correction systems in the Czech legal regulation of remedial measures. The master's thesis consists of seven chapters. The first chapter is a general introduction to the correction procedure. It explains the concept of a correction system and describes the general features according to which the individual systems are divided. The second chapter characterizes the individual correction systems. The chapter is divided into three parts. First, the appeal system is characterized, which is divided into the complete and incomplete appeal system, then the cassation system and finally the revision system. The third chapter is devoted to remedial measures in our legislation. Remedial measures are characterized and proceedings of individual remedial measures within the current legislation are further discussed. This chapter has two parts. The first one is about a...
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VOC Modré hory
Sadílek, Lukáš
The bachelor thesis describes VOC Modré hory and characterification them. The aim of this work is more closely describe VOC Modré hory and to compare this association with other VOC. Beginning of this thesis describe appellation systems in other countries. Next chapter describes the terroir and their factors. Following chapter describes geological, soil and climatic conditions of mikroregion Modré hory. This thesis contain also conditions wine classification, description of varieties and members of the VOC Modré hory. This association has been compared with another VOC and has been proposed a solution for better customer orientation and highlighting terroir for wines labeled VOC.
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Cassation and appeal in the criminal procedure code
Boledovičová, Zdeňka ; Hořák, Jaromír (advisor) ; Herczeg, Jiří (referee)
- Cassation and appeal in the criminal procedure code The subject of my thesis is a cassation and appeal principle used during a criminal proceedings. Both principles control criminal proceedings within the meaning of determination of the appeal body jurisdiction, especially how to treat a first instance judgement that is opposed to a factual or legal flaws. Current legal regulation tends to apply the appeal principle with a restricted appeal elements and in compliance with the factual intentions of a legal code. This trend will continue in the future as this approach is implemented in the forthcoming legal code provisions. The thesis is divided into five chapters. The first chapter present the historical excursus of the Czech judicature evolution. It presents difference between civil and criminal law. The second chapter discuss a legal remedy system and is mainly focusing to define terms such as appeal, cassation and revision. The aim is to clarify the legal remedy principles and also to explain the purpose of reviewing procedure during a criminal proceedings with accent to a three main roles of the reviewing procedure: general, immediate and extended which all represent main criminal proceedings principles. The subject of the next chapter is focused on a relationship of the cassation and appeal...
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The Role of the Court of Appeal from 1548 to 1783
Pleskot, Jaroslav ; Kindl, Vladimír (advisor) ; Soukup, Ladislav (referee) ; Šouša, Jiří (referee)
The Role of the Court of Appeal from 1548 to 1783 The purpose of this thesis is to analyse the development of the Court of Appeal in Prague between the years 1548 and 1783. The thesis describes the role of one the most important tribunals in the Czech Lands during the Early Modern Age. The reason for my research is that this issue has not been elaborated complexly by modern historians. The aim of the thesis is to complete and revise results of former researches in this area. The thesis is composed of an introductory, ten chapters and conclusions. Some chapters are subdivided into parts. The introduction defines the topic, describes existing literature and other materials. The investigation is based both on published and archival documents. The last ones were examined in the National Archives and chosen regional archives. Chapter One examines why the Court of Appeal was established, specifies its legal framwork and describes members of the Court. The Court was established in January 1548 by Czech King Ferdinand I Habsburg (1526-1564) in order to restrict the power of royal towns in the Czech Lands after the sovereign suppressed the revolt of the Estates in 1547. The judges of the Court of Appeal were representatives of all Estates in Bohemia (high nobility, gentry, burgesses) and four erudite...
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The system of remedial measures
Fišer, Jan ; Winterová, Alena (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Summary: In my master's thesis I focus on remedial measures and appellate proceedings. Special attention is given to explanation of rules and principles of the appellation, cassation and revision correction system and the differences between them. This theoretical definition of the mentioned systems is then followed by their practical application in the Czech civil procedure, including its development in the last ten years and mentioning possible amendments in the future. At the end of the paper there is presented the German legal regulation of remedial measures. The master's thesis is, apart of the introduction and conclusion, composed of five chapters, each of them dealing with remedial measures and correction systems from a different point of view. Chapter one is introductory and outlines the questions of appellate proceedings and legal remedies, it also defines basic terminology that is then used in other chapters. Chapter two introduces various correction systems. The chapter is subdivided into four parts. Part one describes the appellation system and its principles. It explains the differences between the system of full appellation the system of inchoate appellation in detail. Second part focuses on the cassation system and its rules. Part three deals with the revision system. The last part looks at...
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Vína originální certifikace
Andrusiów, Stanislav
The bachelor thesis deals with the wines of original certification, that are classified according to the so-called "Romanesque" method of wine marking. This method is used mostly by Southern Countries such as France, Italy, Spain, etc., which is based on terroir (the area from which the grapes come from), which gives the wines a unique character. In our country this way of marking wine was used in ancient times, when by using the name of a particular wine, there was an association to the name of the village, vineyard or famous place nearby. In the 1990s within the last century there began a way to sort our wines by the so-called. "Germanic" method, which rather takes into account the quality of the grapes and the content of fermentable sugars in the must. Wines of original certification strive to build on a long tradition of wine making and take into account the origin and the place where the grapes were grown. Terroir gives the wine unique characteristics and unmistakable character.
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