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Discharge of a commercial contract in Czech and English law
Zvára, Michael ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Čech, Petr (referee)
-1- Abstract (in English) This thesis analyses discharge of a commercial contract, whereas attention is being paid to the initial impossibility and frustration of a contract. An introduction chapter is being followed by a chapter examining the importance of a case law for contract law in the Czech Republic and in England. Fundamental differences in perception of the case law binding character in Czech and English law are being outlined a also with regard to the new Civil Code importance of case in contract law is being stressed. The following chapter deals with the initial impossibility. A principle stating that each initial impossible performance is null and void is being examined with the emphasis to question, whether this principle is appropriate. Issues concerning the sale and lease of a future object are being investigated and the legal framework of the Czech Republic is being compared with the legal framework of Germany, Austria and England and also with the international documents of the contract law. The fourth chapter deals with frustration of contract. The historical development of the institute of frustration is described and attention is being paid to frustration of contract in the new Civil Code. In this chapter is on the background of legal framework of Austria and Switzerland pointed to the...
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Other manners of extinction of obligations
Schwarzová, Aneta ; Lederer, Vít (referee)
Resumé This diploma thesis provides a basic insight into the issue of extinction obligations. In the first part, the author focused on the principles of the law of obligations, definition of related terms, legal enshrining and, in general, the origin, change and termination of the obligation. Subsequently, the thesis deals in general with the extinction of obligations. Furthermore, the author focused on selected ways of some of the other manners of extinction of obligations. These institutes are analyzed in more detail - set-off, withdrawal from contract, termination of an obligation and subsequent impossibility of performance. For the sake of clarity in reading the texts, the individual institutes are prepared according to the same outline - general introduction, admissibility, realization, effects and the final subchapter. In this subchapter, the thesis deals with some specifics that can be mentioned in connection with the institute and also how the institutes are used in their interpretation and application in specific situations. The thesis highlights some of the pitfalls of application practice. In addition to outlining the problem, the author tries in some cases to find a solution or to evaluate the current situation and the development of the problem in the future. Partial outcomes of this thesis...
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Other manners of extinction of obligations
Schwarzová, Aneta ; Lederer, Vít (referee)
Resumé This diploma thesis provides a basic insight into the issue of extinction obligations. In the first part, the author focused on the principles of the law of obligations, definition of related terms, legal enshrining and, in general, the origin, change and termination of the obligation. Subsequently, the thesis deals in general with the extinction of obligations. Furthermore, the author focused on selected ways of some of the other manners of extinction of obligations. These institutes are analyzed in more detail - set-off, withdrawal from contract, termination of an obligation and subsequent impossibility of performance. For the sake of clarity in reading the texts, the individual institutes are prepared according to the same outline - general introduction, admissibility, realization, effects and the final subchapter. In this subchapter, the thesis deals with some specifics that can be mentioned in connection with the institute and also how the institutes are used in their interpretation and application in specific situations. The thesis highlights some of the pitfalls of application practice. In addition to outlining the problem, the author tries in some cases to find a solution or to evaluate the current situation and the development of the problem in the future. Partial outcomes of this thesis...
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Discharge of a commercial contract in Czech and English law
Zvára, Michael ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Čech, Petr (referee)
-1- Abstract (in English) This thesis analyses discharge of a commercial contract, whereas attention is being paid to the initial impossibility and frustration of a contract. An introduction chapter is being followed by a chapter examining the importance of a case law for contract law in the Czech Republic and in England. Fundamental differences in perception of the case law binding character in Czech and English law are being outlined a also with regard to the new Civil Code importance of case in contract law is being stressed. The following chapter deals with the initial impossibility. A principle stating that each initial impossible performance is null and void is being examined with the emphasis to question, whether this principle is appropriate. Issues concerning the sale and lease of a future object are being investigated and the legal framework of the Czech Republic is being compared with the legal framework of Germany, Austria and England and also with the international documents of the contract law. The fourth chapter deals with frustration of contract. The historical development of the institute of frustration is described and attention is being paid to frustration of contract in the new Civil Code. In this chapter is on the background of legal framework of Austria and Switzerland pointed to the...
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