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Construction of buildings and their alterations
Ondra, Martin ; Staša, Josef (advisor) ; Svoboda, Petr (referee)
Construction of buildings and their alterations Abstract This master's thesis is concerned with the analysis of the primary regulation of realization of structures and their alternations, which is a part of the public construction law. The topic of this thesis is up-to-date because of adoption of the second major amendment to the Building Act. The proclaimed goal of this amendment is a simplification and an acceleration of the processes and procedures. The main goal of this thesis is to identify problems associated with the current legal regulation of realization of general structures and their alternations, which, in selected cases, is followed by the effort to find their solution de lege ferenda. The secondary goal of this thesis is a critique of the second major amendment to the Building Act from 2017 and the identification of what problems it has brought including the assessment of whether is actually fulfilling its stated goal. The master's thesis is composed of six chapters. Chapter one deals with the sources of law and the fragmentation of implementing statues. Chapter two analyzes the basic concept of structure as well as other basic concepts related to the topic of this thesis. Chapter three contains an analysis of the organisation of building offices, selected issues related to the performance of...
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Construction of buildings and their alterations
Koucký, Jiří ; Staša, Josef (advisor) ; Svoboda, Petr (referee)
Construction of buildings and their alterations Abstract This thesis deals with one of the parts of public building law, namely the regulation of permitting processes of construction and its alterations. These processes are explained and analyzed. It also deals with the infringement of public building law and its repercussions. At the same time, it compares the current legislation with the planned recodification of building law, which might bring about fundamental system changes and is currently being discussed not only by the professional public. The thesis does not deal with the permit of buildings from the territorial point of view and also omits the legislation dealing with the use of buildings. The thesis is divided into eight chapters. The first chapter deals with the sources of building law. The second chapter explains the basic terms of construction law such as construction, builder and others. The third chapter deals with the organization of building offices. The fourth chapter talks about the various ways of obtaining a license to carry out construction. Apart from the so-called free regime, it analyzes the notification, building permit and joint processes regime. The fifth chapter contains two alternative procedures for obtaining public authority permit to perform construction, which are a public...
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Construction of buildings and their alterations
Ondra, Martin ; Staša, Josef (advisor) ; Svoboda, Petr (referee)
Construction of buildings and their alterations Abstract This master's thesis is concerned with the analysis of the primary regulation of realization of structures and their alternations, which is a part of the public construction law. The topic of this thesis is up-to-date because of adoption of the second major amendment to the Building Act. The proclaimed goal of this amendment is a simplification and an acceleration of the processes and procedures. The main goal of this thesis is to identify problems associated with the current legal regulation of realization of general structures and their alternations, which, in selected cases, is followed by the effort to find their solution de lege ferenda. The secondary goal of this thesis is a critique of the second major amendment to the Building Act from 2017 and the identification of what problems it has brought including the assessment of whether is actually fulfilling its stated goal. The master's thesis is composed of six chapters. Chapter one deals with the sources of law and the fragmentation of implementing statues. Chapter two analyzes the basic concept of structure as well as other basic concepts related to the topic of this thesis. Chapter three contains an analysis of the organisation of building offices, selected issues related to the performance of...
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