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Payment order procedures
Blažek, Martin ; Sedláček, Miroslav (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Payment order procedures Abstract This diploma thesis is thematically focused on payment order procedures which represent a way to enforce a monetary claim in civil court proceedings in a simpler, faster and more effective way. Its aim is to provide an analytical view of the chosen topic, point out and comment on problematic aspects of the current legislation and take a position on the intended future legislation. The diploma thesis is divided into six chapters. Chapter No. 1 provides a basic introduction to the chosen topic when it offers a brief look at the history and specifies the concept of payment order procedures in more detail. Chapter No. 2 elaborates a regular payment order in detail, starting with the characteristics of the prerequisites for its issuance and ending with its legal power and enforceability. Chapter No. 3 deals with the electronic payment order, the introduction of which into the legal system is seen as the initial beginning of the planned electronization of the Czech justice system; within the framework of this chapter, with regard to the nature of the electronic payment order, its differences from the regular payment order are particularly pointed out. The focus of Chapter No. 4, which is systematically arranged similarly to Chapter No. 2, is the European payment order which,...
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