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Dispositional acts of the parties to the civil proceedings
Strakošová, Simona ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Vyskočilová, Silvia (referee)
Dispositional acts of the parties to the civil proceedings Abstract The diploma thesis deals with the issue of dispositional acts of the parties to the civil proceedings. The thesis therefore focuses on individual dispositional acts in contentious and non- contentious proceedings and on the displays of declaratory principle that affect the civil proceeding through these acts. The aim of the thesis was to analyze the current Czech legal regulation of dispositional acts using not only valid legal regulations, but also professional literature, professional articles and case law. With regard to the current case law this thesis also concentrates on selected issues related to the application of dispositional acts in procedural practice, it outlines some potential problems of interpretation and takes a stand on them. The first chapter of this thesis deals with the declaratory principle, primarily with its essence and influence of contentious proceedings. It describes two main aspects of disposition in proceedings and explains the inclusion of this principle in the typology of principles specific to individual branches of the civil proceedings. The second chapter contains an explanation focused on the issue of participation in civil proceedings and clarifies who can be considered a participant eligible to perform...
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Types of actions in The Civil Process
Karafová, Iveta ; Winterová, Alena (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
1 Summary The purpose of my thesis is not only to summarize the list of actions which we can find in The Czech civil process, but describe them and make focus on some of the main problems in applications and interpretation of actions. The thesis is composed of fifteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of actions. I have looked into the issues by method of research in literature and judicature and analyzes of main problems in comparing with judicature. First chapter is simply introductory to the area. Second chapter introduce actions generally and define basic terminology used in the thesis. In the first part of second chapter we can find short entrance to the history of actions. The term of action in the civil remedial law represents a universal procedural means of the protection of rights which is not directly linked with material law directed at its protection. All the more this frequently applied institute is important since it provides prevention although indirectly for the rights which are threatened by legal insecurity and so it serves to fulfill the fundamental principles of a democratic state guaranteed by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, particularly the principle of peace (legal security) and the right of just suit: "Everybody can sue for his/her right using a defined...
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Types of actions in The Civil Process
Karafová, Iveta ; Winterová, Alena (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
1 Summary The purpose of my thesis is not only to summarize the list of actions which we can find in The Czech civil process, but describe them and make focus on some of the main problems in applications and interpretation of actions. The thesis is composed of fifteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of actions. I have looked into the issues by method of research in literature and judicature and analyzes of main problems in comparing with judicature. First chapter is simply introductory to the area. Second chapter introduce actions generally and define basic terminology used in the thesis. In the first part of second chapter we can find short entrance to the history of actions. The term of action in the civil remedial law represents a universal procedural means of the protection of rights which is not directly linked with material law directed at its protection. All the more this frequently applied institute is important since it provides prevention although indirectly for the rights which are threatened by legal insecurity and so it serves to fulfill the fundamental principles of a democratic state guaranteed by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, particularly the principle of peace (legal security) and the right of just suit: "Everybody can sue for his/her right using a defined...
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