INHERITANCE LAW AND THE PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY IN CZECH REPUBLIC
We would like to invite you to visit Miniconference where two interesting topic will be
presented. The first group will talk about Inheritance law in Czech Republic. The second group
will talk about the presidential amnesty according to the Czech law. After both presentations
there will be discussion and feedback. In conclusion you can look forward to coffee break.
Enjoy interesting topics and information. You can ask about what interest you.
Time and place
11
th
April 2013, room 208 at Masaryk University Faculty of Law
Timetable
08:00 - 08:05 Registration
08:05 – 08:25 Presentation 1 – Inheritance law in Czech Republic
08:25 - 08:30 Discussion and feedback
08:30 – 08:50 Presentation 2 – The presidential amnesty according to the Czech
law: Are we any unique in the world?
08:50 – 08:55 Discussion and feedback
08:55 – 09:05 Coffee break
1. Inheritance law in Czech republic
The goal of our presentation is to explain to you the problematic of the inheritance law in
Czech legal system and to define it is basic elements. Based on our research we were able to
prepare a full presentation that shall make our listeners confident in the domain of inheritance
law. The beginning of presentation starts with the definition of the institute of inheritance
itself, what it is, when it occurs and the questions associated with it. After that we define the
basic terminology and subjects of the inheritance
law:
a. Heir
b. Testator
c. A will
d. Escheat (odúmrť)
Then we present basic assumptions of inheritance:
a. Death
b. Existence of a heritage
c. Heiress title
d. Inheritance capability
The last part of presentation is reserved for any questions from the audience.
Miniconference – Seminar Group 01 – Day 1
2. The presidential amnesty according to the Czech law: Are we any
unique in the world?
Have you discussed or dealt with the recent presidential amnesty in the
Czech Republic lately? It is very possible that you have, as it has
became one of the most discussed topics concerning the highest levels
of our political scene. We will move this issue to a worldwide scale and
compare it to similar events, which happened in the 21st and 20th
century. Germany, Russia, South Africa, Near East and chosen modern
“Western countries” will be on focus, with aim at consequences which
flew from the discussed events and at comparison with the Czech third
amnesty.
Contact
Lucie Musilová email: luciemusilova2@seznam.cz
Michaela Svobodová email: miswo@seznam.cz