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1	Příprava jednání v občanském soudním řízení / Preparation of a hearing in the civil trial Kindlová, Nikola January 2017 (has links) Subject of this thesis is "Preparation of a hearing in the civil procedure". The term preparation of a hearing describes a set of procedures, which the presiding judge makes for better clarification of the judicial file and easier orientation in the specific case. Proper use of these proceedings should help to resolve the case during just a single hearing or in a short term. It leads to reducing the unnecessary costs and keeping the economical principle. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate if the proceedings really help to quicker resolution of the case. Systematically this thesis is divided into a theoretical and practical part. The thesis contains six chapters in overall, four of them belong to the theoretical part and two of them are focused practically. All of the chapters include subchapters, which are divided in sections. Theoretical part of the thesis focuses on valid Czech legislation relating to preparation of a hearing. In the practical part there is a comparison of Czech and foreign legislation and application of these legislations into practice. The aim of the first chapter is to outline the principle of the preparation of a hearing and its importance in civil procedure. The second chapter focuses on the principles of civil procedure which are related to the preparation of a hearing...
2	Příprava jednání ve sporném řízení / Preparation of Dispute Proceedings Maux, Tomáš January 2020 (has links) The topic of this thesis is the Preparation of Dispute Proceedings. I am convinced, that particularly this part of proceedings is truly important, because everything else depends on it. If the proceedings is not perfectly prepared, subsequent proceedings is endangered with a risk of delay. Although, the preparation of the proceedings is fully in the hands of the judge, it must be taken seriously by all parties involved. After all, the proceedings may end at this stage, based on passivity of the parties, e.g. by judgment of acknowledgment. The ultimate instrument in preparation of proceedings is qualified summon, which I have paid the most attention to in terms of number of pages. However, all instruments entrusted to judge are mentioned in this thesis and evaluated in terms of their effectiveness. The thesis is divided into four chapters, introduction and conclusion not included. The first chapter focus on the key words definition and defining starting points of the work. Each of the following chapter is then devoted to one stage of the preparation of proceedings.
3	When a process starts / Sobre cuándo se inicia un proceso Priori Posada, Giovanni F. 12 April 2018 (has links) This article explains when a judicial process starts, involving the exercise of fundamental procedural rights under the theory that is handled. Analyzing the current Peruvian legislation allows the author to conclude what concept or theory has chosen our Procedural Code. recognizing when the process starts, it is also mentioned that judicial protection must be even before any process. / El presente artículo explica cuando inicia un proceso judicial que supone el ejercicio de derechos fundamentales procesales según la teoría que se maneje. realizando un análisis de la actual legislación peruana, le permite concluir al autor cual es la concepción o teoría que nuestro Código Procesal ha optado. reconociendo cuando se entiende iniciado el proceso, se manifiesta que la tutela jurisdiccional debe ser incluso previa a dicho inicio. Beginning Of The Process Reply Summons Fundamental Rights End Of The Process Inicio del Proceso Emplazamiento Contestación Derechos Fundamentales Fin del Proceso
4	La carence de l'administration / The deficiency of the administration Parinet, Pauline 08 December 2017 (has links) La carence de l’administration est à la fois évocatrice et ambigüe. Évocatrice pour l’administré, car elle ravive les mauvais souvenirs administratifs de chacun. Ambigüe pourtant, pour le juriste, car la carence évoque spontanément de multiples termes qui en sont proches, comme l’inertie ou l’abstention. Elle doit néanmoins en être distinguée et peut être définie comme le résultat de certaines inactions : celles qui n’auraient pas dû avoir lieu. Ainsi, la reconnaissance d’une carence administrative a une fonction : elle signale un comportement passif inadmissible. Elle dénonce à la fois une utilisation insuffisante de ses moyens pour remplir sa mission et une inaction administrative abusive. Le caractère anormal de l’inaction dénoncée par cette reconnaissance implique, alors, une réaction du système juridique, afin que le manque constaté ne puisse échapper à toute sanction, que celle-ci soit juridictionnelle ou non. / The deficiency of the administration is meaningful and also ambiguous. Meaningful as it brings back administrative bad memories for every citizen. But ambiguous, for jurists, as the deficiency naturally reminds them of many terms which are very close, such as lethargy or abstention. Nevertheless, the deficiency has to be distinguished from these terms and can be defined as the result of some inactions : the ones which should not have happened. The recognition of the administrative deficiency has thus a function : highlighting an unacceptable passive behaviour. What it means an insufficient use of its means to fulfil its mission and an abusive abstention. So, the abnormal nature of this inaction highlighted by this recognition needs a reaction of the legal system, in order to condemn this noted lack, jurisdictionally or not. Carence Administration Inaction Abstention Omission Manquement Défaut Lacune Moyens Retard Obligation Devoir Diligence Efficacité Décision implicite Recours en carence Ombudsman Injonction Astreinte Référé Substitution d’action Autorisation de plaider Responsabilité Deficiency Administration Inaction Abstention Fault Failure Capability Delay Obligation Duty Diligence Efficiency Implied decision Summons Penalty Replacement of action Plead authorization Responsibility

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