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Lecturer(s)
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Malacka Michal, JUDr. Mag. iur. Ph.D., MBA
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Hrnčiříková Miluše, JUDr. Ph.D.
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Ryšavý Lukáš, JUDr. Mgr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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I The notion of private international law and procedural law - The relationship between private international law / procedural law / other law disciplines - Forum shopping / foreign element (in international, European and national context) - Subject matter PIL and its methodology (international jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, determine applicable law, international arbitration ) Basic concepts and institutes of private international law - Governing Law (proper law, choice of law rules) public policy - Standards of private international law and the rules of international procedural law in the regulation of private relationships with international element II Conflict of Laws - Structure of conflict rules - Types of conflict rules - Connecting factor - Direct method methods of direct clashes and conflicts III Qualification Qualification problem qualification methods Remission / transmission Arts of conflicts of laws - interterritorial, interpersonal IV Mandatory standards and so called Substantive rules of private international law - characteristics - The use of foreign law - Application of foreign mandatory laws Public policy Standards of private international law and the norms of international procedural law in the regulation of private relationships with international element V Personnel statute of individuals and legal entities - Status of foreigners, Foreigners Law Jurisdiction of Czech courts according ZMPS VI Conflict of Laws issues of contractual obligations - Rome I Regulation Determining jurisdiction over disputes concerning contractual relations with a foreign element - Ibis Brussels Regulation The Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods Unification and harmonization of contractual obligations issues in Community Law VII Lex mercatoria ( Incoterms, PECL , UNIDROIT Principles ... ) - International agreements , regulatory area of international transport , transport of goods and persons - International Commercial Arbitration VIII Non-contractual obligations - Rome II Regulation - The Hague Convention on the law applicable to traffic accidents - Regulation Ibis Brussels and the international jurisdiction of the courts for non-contractual obligations IX Family law relations with a foreign element - Community law rules and international treaties - National legislation in PILA International jurisdiction of Czech courts in matrimonial matters with a foreign element and matters concerning relations between parents and children - Brussels IIa Regulation and Regulation 4/2009 X The applicable rule of law in matrimonial matters and matters concerning relations between parents and children and jurisdiction of Czech courts - Treatment in international treaties - Adjustments ZMPS - International adoption and adoption - International abduction of children and adoption abroad (UMPOD) XI Rights in rem with a foreign element, businesslike statute Governing law and jurisdiction of the court in relation to disputes concerning property rights with a foreign element - National and EU treatment - Determination of the applicable legal system in accordance with national and international regulation XII Succession statute - Governing law and jurisdiction of Czech courts in matters of succession with a foreign element - Adjustment Czech PILA, EU law and international treaties - Final legal rules for inheritance law and wills and successions - Escheat - Single / split inheritance statute
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training)
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Learning outcomes
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The main aim of the course it to provide students with a general knowledge of private international law and its legal sources. The course is focused on specific problems of private international law, mainly on conflict of laws, European judicial area, as well as unification and procedural part of PIL (jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and judicial cooperation).
The students shall be able to: demonstrate a basic understanding of the way in which the various private international law instruments establish a consistent pattern of private international law, demonstrate a basic understanding of how private international law of the EU Member States is affected by the general principles of EU law; demonstrate a basic understanding of legal solutions to private international law problems arising in civil and commercial disputes and which have international implications; such as the jurisdiction of national courts; the ascertainment of the applicable legal system and the recognition/enforcement of foreign judgments.
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Prerequisites
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Skills and abilities - the student should possess ability: master a wide range of diverse sources of European and international law; assess legal and policy issues caused by the diverging European legal systems; discuss the issues involved in the harmonization and unification of private international law within the EU and the global law system
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Mark
The active participation during the tutors and three partial tests/one overall test are required as to the credit. The students must prove sufficient knowledge of PIL at the oral exam.
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Recommended literature
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Dostupné komentáře k zákonu č. 91/2012 Sb. o mezinárodním právu soukromém.
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Hrnčiříková, M., Ryšavý, L. (2015). Mezinárodní právo soukromé. Procesní otázky. Olomouc: Vydavatelství UP, 2015.. Vydavatelství UP, Olomouc.
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Kučera, Z., Pauknerová, M., Růžička, K. a kol. (2015). Mezinárodní právo soukromé. 8. vydání, Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, s.r.o. a Doplněk, 2015.. Aleš Čeněk, s.r.o., Plzeň.
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Pauknerová, M. (2013). Evropské mezinárodní právo soukromé. 2. vydání. Praha: Wolters Kluwer ČR, 2013.. Wolters Kluwer, Praha.
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Rozehnalová, N., Vldhans, J., Drličková, K., Kyselovská, T. (2013). Mezinárodní právo soukromé Evropské unie (Nařízení Řím I, Nařízení Řím II, Nařízení Brusel I). Praha: Wolters Kluwer ČR, 2013.. Wolters Kluwer ČR, Praha.
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