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The monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company after recodification of private law
Kroupa, Petr ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
The monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company after recodification of private law This thesis deals with a regulation of the monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company, which has been introduced by the Business Corporations Act as a part of the recodification of private law. The aim of the thesis is to identify the basic problems of interpretation of the regulation, summarize possible variants of interpretation and present specific solutions. The thesis is divided into four parts. At the beginning of the first section the basic grounds of corporate governance explaining the internal operation of a business corporation are described. Further in this section the two basic organizational models of a joint-stock company are introduced and characterized, the monistic model with the Board of Directors and the dualistic model with the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board. This part also includes the comparison of selected foreign models. The second part focuses on the basic issues of regulation of the monistic structure in the Business Corporations Act. The definition of the monistic system, arrangement of the regulation and the issue of cogency of the provisions concerning the organization of a company are analysed here. The core of the thesis is the third part, which describes the...
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Organization of a European Company with a Monistic Type of Management
Věžníková, Petra ; Čech, Petr (advisor) ; Štenglová, Ivanka (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with a one-tier (monistic) board structure of a European company (Societas Europaea) which has its registered seat in the Czech Republic. The governance of a European company is largely dependent on the national legislation, which has been in the Czech Republic significantly amended by a substantial recodification of private law. The thesis focuses on some of the interpretative difficulties that the new legislation has brought to the regulation of the monistic European Company, and presents some possible solutions thereto. In addition the statistical overview over the current state of European companies within Europe is included and commented upon. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company after recodification of private law
Kroupa, Petr ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
The monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company after recodification of private law This thesis deals with a regulation of the monistic structure of a Czech joint-stock company, which has been introduced by the Business Corporations Act as a part of the recodification of private law. The aim of the thesis is to identify the basic problems of interpretation of the regulation, summarize possible variants of interpretation and present specific solutions. The thesis is divided into four parts. At the beginning of the first section the basic grounds of corporate governance explaining the internal operation of a business corporation are described. Further in this section the two basic organizational models of a joint-stock company are introduced and characterized, the monistic model with the Board of Directors and the dualistic model with the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board. This part also includes the comparison of selected foreign models. The second part focuses on the basic issues of regulation of the monistic structure in the Business Corporations Act. The definition of the monistic system, arrangement of the regulation and the issue of cogency of the provisions concerning the organization of a company are analysed here. The core of the thesis is the third part, which describes the...
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Legal regulations of European Companies and their Use in the Czech Republic
NECID, Martin
The bachelor thesis deals with legal adjustment of Societas Europaea and their use in the Czech Republic. The term "Societas Europaea" is explained in the introduction followed with historical preview to the past, where the law development of Societas Europaea during the 20th century is outlined. Complexity of legal adjustment is mainly described in next parts. There is also described creation and establishment of Societas Europaea, hereafter all the ways of establishing of an international joint-stock company are analyzed. The subject of interpretation are administrative structures and monistic and dualistic system. The use of Societas Europaea in the Czech area, the analysis and summary of advantages and disadvantages of transforming joint-stock companies to European companies are summarized in last parts.
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