Partial judgment and interim judgment in historical perspective

Authors: Kristýna Mirschitzka
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Abstract

1 Partial judgment and interim judgment in historical perspective Abstract This thesis deals with the institution of partial judgments and interim judgments in Czech civil proceedings from a historical perspective. Its aim is to comprehensively analyze the development of these procedural institutions, their function and significance in the individual stages of the development of Czech civil procedural law, and at the same time to assess their practical contribution. The thesis focuses on the legal provisions contained in Act No. 113/1895 Ř, o soudním řízení v občanských rozepřích právních, Act No. 142/1950 Sb., o řízení ve věcech občanskoprávních, and Act No. 99/1963 Sb., občanský soudní řádu, while monitoring the continuity and differences between these legal regulations and placing them in the broader context of the development of civil procedure. The interpretation is primarily based on a comparative method, which makes it possible to capture the changes in the concept of both institutions depending on the overall direction of civil procedure in individual historical periods. Particular attention is paid to the conditions for issuing a partial and interim judgment, their procedural effects, issues of legal force and enforceability, remedies, and decisions on costs. The work also reflects the views of...

Fields of Study & Subjects

Legal processes and jurisprudence Comparative and International Law Studies Legal principles and applications

Publication details

Journal / source
Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature)
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
CS
Document type
Thesis