Some notes on a draft of the new civil code. THE PROS AND CONS OF THE NEW CIVIL CODE.
Kateřina Ronovská
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Kateřina Ronovská
Abstract
There has been a professional debate going on in the Czech Republic for several years concerning the future conception of civil law and the related issue of drafting a new code to replace the existing regulation, which is no longer suitable. There is a general agreement that the deficiencies of the current regulation in the field of civil law have to be dealt with not by means of further amendments but by means of "a structural change, i.e. a new codification of private law as a whole". This is because the current Civil Code and the entire conception of private law significantly deviates from the standards of the continental legal culture as well as the local pre-WWII legal traditions.
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There has been a professional debate going on in the Czech Republic for several years concerning the future conception of civil law and the related issue of drafting a new code to replace the existing regulation, which is no longer suitable. There is a general agreement that the deficiencies of the current regulation in the field of civil law have to be dealt with not by means of further amendments but by means of "a structural change, i.e. a new codification of private law as a whole". This is because the current Civil Code and the entire conception of private law significantly deviates from the standards of the continental legal culture as well as the local pre-WWII legal traditions.
Key concepts: Civil code, Code (set theory), Czech, Law, Civil law (Civil law), Political science, Civil procedure, Computer science