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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 38 No 4 (1992), 3–96
Správní delikty právnických osob
[Administrative Delicts of Juristic Persons]
Helena Prášková
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.323
published online: 27. 03. 2020
abstract
The monography deals with the problems relating to unlawful administrative acts committed by legal entities. The first chapter concerns principal resources of legislation and presents a brief review of concepts of recourse of legal entities in several foreign legal systems; it contains a short overview of the development of administrative punishment of legal entities in the Czech Republic. The second chapter, dealing with the basis of administrative liability of legal entities, begins with a short analysis of notional signs of unlawful administrative acts and defines the concept. It is followed by the presentation of the facts of administrative cases one party to which is a legal entity and their signs (or groups of signs). The monography embraces the most important theoretical and practical problems and suggests their possible solutions on the basis of the analysis of the current legislation. Problems of the extinction of punishability and the question of double punishment of the infringement of legal duties are also a part of this chapter. There is a close connection between the commitment of an unlawful act and legal consequences. The third chapter deals with the character, kinds, rates and imposition of administrative sanctions for unlawful acts committed by legal entities. The forth chapter is devoted to the problems relating to the process of implementation of liability for administrative unlawful of legal entities. The monography concentrates on legal concepts that are regulated in a manner different to the administrative order; on procedural matters that are found questionable in practical application and lastly the dissertation emphasizes those legal concepts missing in the field of administrative punishment of legal entities. In the last chapter there is a brief assessment of the current legislation in the field of unlawful administrative acts. It is a basis for methodological conclusions and definitions of requirements for legislation in this field. The monography defines general problems of the concept of administrative punishment of legal entities and natural persons and outlines some variants of their solution. These are the most important conclusions as the result of this work.
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