Limits of the admissibility of appeal reviews in the czech judicature

Limits of Admissibility of Appeal Review on Points of Law in the Context of Case Law of the Highest Courts of the Czech Republic Abstract The thesis deals with the topic of the limits of the admissibility of the civil appeal review on points of law in the context of the case law of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court. I focus primarily on the prerequisites for the admissibility of the appeal review enshrined in Section 237 of the Code of Civil Procedure and on the ground for the appeal review under Section 241a(1) of the Code of Civil Procedure. First, I concentrate on the content of the individual prerequisites for the admissibility of the appeal review and of the ground for the appeal review in the form of the incorrect legal assessment of the case. Then, I pay attention to the formal demands on their definition in the appeal review as the special mandatory requirements of the submission [Section 241a(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure]. The thesis also outlines the possible conceptual direction of the procedural regulation in this field. The reflections on the future conception of the admissibility of the appeal review include the analysis and evaluation of the recent legislative proposal by the Member of Parliament E. Decroix and the changes proposed in the draft of the Civil Procedure Code....