The topic of this thesis are rights and obligations of a liquidator. Specifically, there are compared rights and obligations of the liquidator appointed by the court and the liquidator appointed by the company. The topic is restricted to a limited liability company. The first part of the thesis analyses the conditions under which the liquidator is appointed by the company and the court. The main part of the thesis compares rights and obligations that these liquidators do not have in common, but also the rights and obligations that they share, but which differ significantly in their content and meaning. Firstly, the liquidator's right to resign is discussed. Subsequently, it is analysed how the liquidator identifies the company's assets, in particular the contact with the creditors and the right to request co-operation. A significant part of the thesis is devoted to the procedure of the liquidator in the event of bankruptcy of the company in a situation in which it is not possible to pay an advance on the costs of the insolvency proceedings. Furthermore, the liquidator's right to remuneration and the obligation to submit a final report on the liquidation process are discussed. In the conclusion, the main findings of the thesis are summarized.

- Resolution of the General Meeting of Limited Liability Company The subject of this diploma thesis is Resolution of the General Meeting of Limited Liability Company. Since legal character of a resolution is mainly determined by how a legal order defines legal persons and juridical acts, the first part of this thesis discusses the theoretical grounds of legal (artificial) persons. The specifics of the current legal regulation are also mentioned afterwards. These general conceptions are then applied to the specifics of the Czech legal order and limited liability company respectively. The second chapter looks into the function of the general meeting. Specifically, issues such as convening and powers of the general meeting or attendace and voting at the general meeting, are dealt with. The third chapter analyzes the resolution of the general meeting itself. It begins with a brief historical excursion to the concept of the legal nature of the resolution. Then it looks for an answer on how the resolution is percieved nowadays. It follows the conclusions found in chapter one, when it deals in more detail with the question of whose will is manifested in the resolution of the general meeting. Furthermore, a short explanation of the juridical acts is provided. The thesis then proceeds in logical order by...

The thesis analyzes competitiveness and related business environment in the Czech Republic and Germany, also examines the legislative environment prevailing in both countries. The work is divided into three chapters. The first chapter determines the position of the two states in international competitiveness rankings. In the second chapter selected areas of the business environment are described, evaluated and compared. The final chapter is about starting a business in the Czech Republic, Germany. The thesis analyzes problems of cross-border activities of employees. Common features of both states and their differences are compared in order to be the inspiration for legal changes.

Comparison of Limited Liability Company law in the Czech and Spanish legislature. Thesis describes the creation, the period of existence and the Company's destruction in line with the valid acts. There is also brief characteristic of Spanish Sociedad Limitada Nueva Empresa included.

The description of the legal system of Limited Liability Company in Czech republic and in Germany

The diploma thesis describes the position of partner (member) in the limited liability company in the Czech Republic. First of all I analyzed the basic characteristics of the limited liability company including the historical development. Then I focused on its partners (members), I described who can become a partner, how and under what circumstances. Special attention was paid to the capital contribution and the business share. The most important part of the diploma thesis focuses on the legal aspects of partner's rights and obligations. I pointed out the advantages of being a partner (such as not being liable for the company's debts) as well as disadvantages. Various ways of leaving the company are briefly covered in the last chapter.

Presents a comparison of individual entrepreneurs and companies with limited liability. It deals with the tax burden, red tape and-registry duties above types of businesses. It also aims to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages.

My Master's Thesis is focused mainly on entrepreneur who decides to change the legal form of businness and to establish a limited liability company. For this reason I started with the characteristics of both legal forms of business firstly and then I stated all possible ways to establish limited liability company concernig legal, accounting and fiscal point of view. At the same time I was aiming to point out pros and cons of setting up a limited liability company which may affect the future profitability of business.

A vacant membership interest is not an emerging concept in Czech law; disposition of vacant membership interest was regulated already by Section 113(5) and 113(6) of the then applicable Commercial Code. The legislative rules, however, were criticised for being incomplete and hence difficult to be applied: regulated as transferable to the company, the vacant membership interest could be transferred by the company to another company member or third party; if the membership interest was not transferred, the company was required to reduce its registered capital or distribute the vacant membership interest among the remaining company members. The newly enacted amendments have impacted a number of related concepts, introduced a liberalised company law regime and weakened the relationship between company members and companies. The calls on the government from the professional public to introduce a more flexible company law regime, give way to contractual freedom and expand the circumstances in which the company members have a right to withdraw from the company have been heard. The concept of vacant membership interest, now constructed on the principle of company member's representation, was completely revised. The rules introduced by the re-enacted Business Corporations Act are quite complex and detailed;...

In this diploma thesis are discussed the consequences caused by entrepreneurship transformation, especially from the tax and law aspect, related with the intended transformation from the associations of natural persons to a limited liability company. It contains process of implemetation by changing the enterpreneurship form. Process by fundation a limited liability company and the opportunities how transfer property by enterpreneurship transformation.