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Conditions tender
Paníček, Patrik ; Chalupová, Hana (referee) ; Hrabincová, Dagmar (advisor)
This Bachelor's thesis follows up the conditions of participation in procurement procedure for public construction work contracts. The first part characterizes the procedure in the public procurement regime. The particular conditions of participation are described in theory. The second part describes the influence of the conditions of participation on the course of the procurement procedure and the selection of a supplier using practical examples.
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Contractual penalty in consumer contracts
Beláková, Zuzana ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Lederer, Vít (referee)
Contractual penalty in consumer contracts Abstract The topic of rigorous work is the contractual penalty in consumer contracts, while this issue is very current, as it falls into the legal area of consumer protection, which belongs to the current most modern trends in private law. The aim of the thesis is to answer, in particular, what are the specifics of the use of the contractual penalty institute in consumer contracts, to analyze the issue of negotiating a contractual penalty in consumer contracts and its permissible amount. Furthermore, the author of the thesis will focus on the possibility of moderating an unreasonably high contractual penalty in consumer contracts and the possibility of negotiating a contractual penalty within the commercial terms of consumer contracts. Last but not least, the author of the thesis intends to analyze the issue of due date and limitation of the right to pay a contractual penalty. The first chapter deals with the functions of the contractual penalty in consumer contracts and contains a brief analysis of individual terms that are central to this rigorous work. The second chapter is focused on the jurisprudence regarding the contractual penalty. The author of the thesis chose two areas, namely the possibility of conditional negotiation of the contractual penalty and the...
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Three issues of consideration of consumer contract penalty clauses in judgments rendered between 2020 and 2022
Švarcbek, Alexandr ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Tomášek, Petr (referee)
Three issues of consideration of consumer contract penalty clauses in judgments rendered between 2020 and 2022 Abstract This diploma thesis deals with the issue of penalty clauses in consumer contracts. The goal of this diploma thesis was to determine, based on the analysis of the decisions of court rendered between 2020 and 2022, whether there is a differing legal assessment in cases with similar factual circumstances (penalty clauses) in the judicial practice of courts, and if so, for what reasons. The diploma thesis reveals that in some aspects, the legal assessment by courts in factually similar cases is entirely different. Based on the analysis conducted, three main problems arising in the consideration of penalty clauses in consumer contracts are formulated. Namely the issue of assessing the adequacy of the amount of the contractual penalty and the related discretionary power of a court to reduce an excessive contractual penalty, whether the penalty clause is formulated in plain and intelligible language, and the (im)possibility of including penalty clauses in the terms and conditions or other documents different from the main consumer contract. It also emerged from the analysis that in more than 1/3 of cases the courts ignore the special legal regulation of consumer contracts and do not deal with the...
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Unilateral changes in commercial terms
Sagan, Klára ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (referee)
Unilateral changes in commercial terms Abstract The subject of this thesis is the issue of unilateral changes in commercial terms in B2C relations, both in general legislation and in sectoral legislation, specifically in the Energy Act. The thesis aims to reveal the gaps in the legal regulation and at the same time to fill these gaps or to offer alternative solutions. The thesis is divided into five chapters. The first two chapters represent the theoretical framework necessary for the following parts of the thesis. The first chapter is devoted to commercial terms as a means of standardization and rationalization of legal relations, in particular their concept in Czech legal system, which is crucial for dealing with related institutes, including unilateral changes. The chapter also briefly discusses the conditions of incorporation of standard terms into a contract as a prerequisite for subsequent amendment of commercial terms. The second chapter defines terms that I consider to be important in relation to unilateral changes to commercial terms. The third chapter finally opens up the issue of unilateral changes in commercial terms from a general point of view. It discusses the systematic classification in the Civil Code (CC), the adherence of the term and the development of the institute. The most important...
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Unilateral changes in commercial terms
Šípošová, Miroslava ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
This Master's thesis deals with the topic of unilateral change of commercial terms and conditions. It focuses mainly on the contractual change regulated in sec. 1752 of the Civil Code which is to respond to the needs arising from the mass conclusion of business contracts. The main goal of this thesis is to evaluate the appropriateness of formulation of the provisions of sec. 1752 of the Civil Code with respect to its purpose declared in the explanatory memorandum. This thesis thus focuses on the Czech legislation and incorporates the relevant case law of the Czech courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union. In addition to the introduction and conclusion, the thesis contains two main chapters. The first chapter provides an overview of the general theoretical scope of commercial terms and conditions. It defines the concept of commercial terms and conditions, their types and divisions, the incorporation of commercial terms and conditions into contracts, including incorporation into adhesion contracts, and their possible content with emphasis on surprising arrangements and conflicts of commercial terms and conditions. The aim of this chapter is to highlight problems of interpretation and conflicts of opinions that are related to this theoretical framework. The second chapter is arranged from...
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Commercial terms and clauses in business transactions
Hošna, Vojtěch ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pelikán, Robert (referee)
Commercial terms and clauses in business transactions Abstract The master thesis is focused on the topic of commercial (standard) terms and clauses in business transactions. With respect to increased demands on the entrepreneur, the relevant provisions will be interpreted differently in the business relationship than in the case of a consumer relationship. Standard terms standardize the contracting process and reduce costs. Legislation of commercial terms remains concise but it contains some news. Significant change is the express regulation of the knock-out rule, which is used to determine the final content of a contract in the case of conflict between standard terms. Section 1752 newly contains express regulation for unilateral change of standard terms. A major novelty is specific content/formal control of standard terms which is regulated section 1753. Party is protected against the terms with which that party would scarcely have accepted had it been aware of them. Surprising terms are ineffective. The thesis is dedicated to problematic aspects, which arise in the case of contracting under standard terms. The thesis uses descriptive and comparative methods for accomplishment that goals. Firstly I will try to define the notion of commercial terms. In the second chapter are presented requirements for valid...
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Use of commercial terms in consumer contracts
Beláková, Zuzana ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
Use of commercial terms in consumer contracts Abstract The topic of this thesis is the use of commercial terms in consumer contracts. The issue is relevant, as it falls within the scope of the protection of consumers, which is one of the most recent trends in private law. The main aim of the thesis is to analyse the legal regulation of the use of commercial terms in consumer contracts and evaluate the possibility of negotiating contractual penalties in commercial terms in consumer contracts. This thesis is divided into four chapters. First chapter concentrates on the sources of legislation, which can be divided into private and public. The constitutional foundations of consumer protection are briefly subjected to an analysis, as consumer protection does not fall only within the sub-constitutional level. Neither Constitution nor the Charter explicitly work with the term consumer protection, but it results from a conflict of autonomy of will and the principle of equality. In this chapter, attention is also paid to the development of consumer protection and the impact of European Union law on this issue. In the second chapter of this thesis, attention is paid to the analysis of basic terms such as consumer, entrepreneur or consumer contract and attention to the issues that may arise during their interpretation...
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Commercial terms and clauses in business transactions
Hošna, Vojtěch ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pelikán, Robert (referee)
Commercial terms and clauses in business transactions This thesis focuses on contracting with standard commercial terms between entrepreneurs. There are higher demands on the mentioned subjects, and therefore, in these cases, the provisions of the Civil Code governing the standard commercial terms will be interpreted differently than in the case of entrepreneur - to - consumer relationships. At first I will try to define the notion itself of business obligations and standard commercial terms. The thesis prefers material understanding of the standard commercial terms. In the other parts, the thesis deals with the function and division of commercial terms. The Civil Code draws the line between standard commercial terms prepared by professional or interest organisations and other standard commercial terms. On that mentioned professionals or interest organisations do not exist any further qualitative or quantitative requirements. This type of standard commercial terms are in the privileged position as to its incorporation. To be the standard commercial terms able to became the valid part of the contract, the link on that terms has to exist. They have to be futther attached or known to the parties. These steps are described in detail. If the standard commercial terms became valid part of the contract,...
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Selected E-shops and their Websites
PRŮŠOVÁ, Linda
The diploma thesis deals with e-shops and their websites. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the selected e-shops and their websites, activities of supervisory authorities in this area and creating suggestions for an improvement. The theoretical part explains basic terms connected to e-shops, history, legislation and supervisory authorities related to this area. In the practical part is conducted controlled in-depth interview with the employee of the Czech Trade Inspection. Moreover a questionnaire survey was carried out in order to examine the consumer's experiences with e-shops and their legal awareness. The thesis also contains evaluation of the selected e-shops and their websites and case study containing purchase from one selected e-shop. Based on the obtained information are suggested recommendation for the improvement.
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Commercial Terms and Clauses in Business Transactions
Ševečková, Jelizavěta ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pelikán, Robert (referee)
1 Abstract Commercial Terms and Clauses in Business Transactions This diploma thesis is focused on the topic of commercial terms and clauses in business transactions. Legislation of commercial terms remains concise, but it contains some news in comparation with the previous legislation valid until January 1st 2014. A major novelty is the issue of conflicts of commercial terms (the battle of forms), the rules for unilateral change and also newly grounded content corrections in the form of surprising arrangements. This fact provides a space for professional literature to create a variety of views and answers to the questions that legal practice provides. Today, commercial terms are a common part of contracts. Using the terms greatly accelerates the contracting process and reduces the costs. Commercial clauses contained in some interpretative rules are also frequently used, mainly in the international business. The aim of this thesis is to analyse how business law experts respond the questions regarding to commercial terms and clauses. As a part of my work, I have also looked at the legislative solutions in the UN Convention on the International Sale of Goods CIGS, the Principles of international trade agreements UNIDROIT and the Principles of European contract law PECL. In the first chapter I defined the...
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