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Evidence in civil proceedings
Klimtová, Alena ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
Résumé I chose the topic of evidence in civil legal proceedings as I regard the matter not only as very interesting, but also as very significant from the viewpoint of further specialist work. The production of evidence in civil procedural law includes not only activities by the parties when exercising their subjective rights, but also activities by a court, whose task is to ensure just protection of the rights and legitimate interests of the parties. As evidence in civil legal proceedings is a markedly wide-ranging issue, in this work I have limited myself to an explanation of the basic institutions of evidence in civil legal proceedings and have paid more attention to current questions concerning selected means of evidence, the question of imposing the duty to pay an advance on the costs of evidence in the form of an expert report and the question of the production of evidence through questioning of a minor. In chapter one I attempted an analysis of the term evidence and a specification of the subject of evidence from the viewpoint of its positive and negative definition, i.e., in brief what is and what is not the subject of evidence. I also briefly mentioned the issue of community law in connection with the Czech Republic's membership of the European Union. In this chapter it was also necessary to...
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The appeal in the civil legal proceedings
Šmídová, Marta ; Frintová, Dita (referee) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
The work deals with the appeal as the only proper legal remedy in the civil legal proceedings. After the general characterization of the appeal the work analyses the conditions of admissibility and inadmissibility of the appeal in the law given cases. The work proceeds to deal with the effects of the submitted appeal, the renouncement and the abandoning of the appeal. The attention is also paid to general and special requirements of the appeal and to the conditions under which new facts and proofs can be asserted. The most comprehensive chapter has to do with the very appellate proceedings. There is a description of the work of the court of first instance and the one of appeal in the appellate proceedings, and furthermore quantitative and qualitative range of the appeal review. The explanation of the evidence process in the appellate proceedings, the duty of notice of the appellate court and the way of hearing an appeal is treated as well. In addition there is a special chapter that describes the way an appellate court reaches a decision. The ending of the work is devoted to the costs of the appellate procedure and the author's recommendations de lege ferenda.
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Evidence in civil proceedings
Klimtová, Alena ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
Résumé I chose the topic of evidence in civil legal proceedings as I regard the matter not only as very interesting, but also as very significant from the viewpoint of further specialist work. The production of evidence in civil procedural law includes not only activities by the parties when exercising their subjective rights, but also activities by a court, whose task is to ensure just protection of the rights and legitimate interests of the parties. As evidence in civil legal proceedings is a markedly wide-ranging issue, in this work I have limited myself to an explanation of the basic institutions of evidence in civil legal proceedings and have paid more attention to current questions concerning selected means of evidence, the question of imposing the duty to pay an advance on the costs of evidence in the form of an expert report and the question of the production of evidence through questioning of a minor. In chapter one I attempted an analysis of the term evidence and a specification of the subject of evidence from the viewpoint of its positive and negative definition, i.e., in brief what is and what is not the subject of evidence. I also briefly mentioned the issue of community law in connection with the Czech Republic's membership of the European Union. In this chapter it was also necessary to...
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