Act No. 6 / 2002 Coll.

Law on Courts, Judges, Addresses and Government Administration of Courts and on the amendment of certain other laws (Law on Courts and Judges)

Valid Effective from 01.04.2002
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ HLAVA I Díl 1 Oddíl 1 § 1 § 2 § 3 § 4 § 5 § 6 § 7 Oddíl 2 § 8 § 9 Oddíl 3 § 10 § 11 § 12 § 13 Oddíl 4 § 14 § 14a § 15 § 16 § 17 § 18 § 19 § 20 § 21 § 22 § 23 § 24 § 25 § 26 § 27 § 28 § 29 § 30 § 31 § 32 § 33 § 34 § 36 § 36a § 37 Oddíl 5 § 38 § 39 Oddíl 6 § 40 § 41 § 42 § 42a § 42b § 42c § 42d § 42e § 42f § 43 § 44 § 45 Díl 2 Oddíl 1 § 46 § 47 § 48 § 49 Oddíl 2 § 50 § 51 § 52 § 53 Oddíl 3 § 54 § 55 § 56 § 57 § 58 § 59 HLAVA II Díl 1 Oddíl 1 § 60 § 61 § 62 Oddíl 2 § 63 § 64 § 65 § 66 Oddíl 3 § 67 § 68 § 70 § 70a § 70b Oddíl 4 § 71 § 72 § 73 Díl 2 Oddíl 1 § 74 § 75 § 76 § 77 § 78 Oddíl 2 § 79 § 80 § 81 § 82 § 82a § 83 Oddíl 3 § 84 § 85 § 85a Oddíl 4 § 86 § 87 § 88 § 88a § 89 § 90 Oddíl 5 § 91 § 92 Oddíl 6 § 93 Díl 3 Oddíl 1 § 94 § 95 § 96 § 97 § 98 Oddíl 2 § 99 § 100 § 100a § 101 Díl 4 Oddíl 1 § 102 § 103 § 104 § 105 § 105a § 105b § 105c § 105d § 105e Oddíl 2 § 106 § 107 § 108 Díl 5 § 109 § 110 § 111 § 112 § 113 § 114 § 115 § 116 § 117 § 117a HLAVA III Díl 1 § 118 § 118a § 119 Díl 2 § 120 § 121 § 122 § 122a § 122b § 122c § 122d § 122e Díl 3 § 123 § 124 § 125 § 126 § 127 § 128 § 128a § 128b Díl 4 § 129 § 130 § 131 § 132 § 132a § 133 Díl 5 Díl 6 § 164 § 165 § 166 § 167 § 168 § 169 § 170 § 171 § 172 § 173 § 174 § 174a HLAVA IV § 175 § 175a § 176 § 177 § 178 § 179 § 180 § 181 § 182 § 183 § 184 § 186 ČÁST DRUHÁ § 187 ČÁST TŘETÍ ČÁST ŠESTÁ § 191 ČÁST SEDMÁ § 192 ČÁST OSMÁ § 193 ČÁST DEVÁTÁ § 194 ČÁST DESÁTÁ § 195 ČÁST JEDENÁCTÁ § 196 ČÁST DVANÁCTÁ § 197
6
THE LAW
of 30 November 2001
on courts, judges, sitting and administration of courts and amending certain other laws (Law on Courts and Judges)
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

COURT OF JUSTICE, COURT OF JUSTICE AND STATE GOVERNANCE

HLAVA I

COURT OF JUSTICE

Díl 1

System, organisation and activity of courts

Oddíl 1

Main principles of the functioning of the courts
§ 1
The courts in the Czech Republic are conducted by independent courts.
§ 2
Courts
(a) discuss and decide disputes and other matters under their jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act;
(b) discuss and decide criminal matters under their jurisdiction under the law on criminal proceedings;
(c) decide in other cases provided for by law or by an international treaty with which Parliament, to which the Czech Republic is bound and which has been declared, has given its consent.
§ 3
(1) In proceedings before a court, the Chamber or a single judge shall act; the appointment of a court shall be governed by the law on the proceedings before the courts.
(2) To the extent provided for by specific legislation, judicial candidates, assistants of judges, senior judicial officers, judicial secretaries and judicial executors shall participate in the decision-making and other activities of the courts.
§ 4
They're all equal in court.
§ 5
(1) Anyone may seek the protection of his or her rights before a court in a legal manner.
(2) Everyone has the right to have his case heard and decided without undue delay.
§ 6
(1) Proceedings before courts are oral and public. Exceptions are provided for by law.
(2) Judgments are declared on behalf of the Republic and always publicly.
(3) Image or audio transmissions and images may be made in the course of judicial proceedings only with the prior agreement of the President of the Chamber or of the Judge. Sound recording may be made, with the knowledge of the President of the Chamber or of a single Judge; where the manner in which they are carried out is likely to interfere with the conduct or dignity of the proceedings, the President of the Chamber or of a single Judge may prohibit their execution.
§ 7
(1) It shall be prohibited to enter the building of the court or the place where the court is acting with a weapon or with other objects liable to endanger life or health or order. This prohibition shall not apply to judges and members of the armed forces and armed corps when entering a court building or the place where the court acts in connection with the performance of its duties.
(2) Everyone shall be required to undergo a personal inspection and inspection of all the items in his possession in order to determine whether he or she is in breach of the prohibition referred to in paragraph 1. This obligation shall not apply to prosecutors, lawyers, lawyers, notaries and court executors, unless the President of the competent court provides otherwise on a case-by-case basis.
(3) Paragraphs 1 and 2 also do not apply to persons to whom the President of the competent court so provides on a case-by-case basis.

Oddíl 2

System of courts
§ 8
The system of courts consists of the Supreme Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Supreme Courts, the Regional Courts and the District Courts. The courts are accounting units.
§ 9
(1) In the district of Prague, the jurisdiction of the Regional Court is exercised by the Municipal Court in Prague and the jurisdiction of the District Courts is exercised by the District Courts.
(2) In the district of Brno, the municipal court of Brno exercises its jurisdiction.

Oddíl 3

Circuits and offices of courts
§ 10
Supreme Court
The seat of the Supreme Court is Brno.
§ 11
Supreme and Regional Courts
(1) The names, circuits and offices of the Supreme Court are set out in Annex 1 to this Law.
(2) The names, circuits and registered offices of the Regional Courts are set out in Annex 2 to this Act.
§ 12
District courts
(1) The names, circuits and offices of the district courts are set out in Annex 3 to this Act.
(2) The names and circuits of the district courts in the capital of Prague are set out in Annex 4 to this Act; in determining the districts of the district courts, the division of the capital of Prague into urban areas is based on the date of entry into force of this Act. The capital of Prague is the seat of the district courts in Prague.
(3) The City of Brno is the seat of the Municipal Court in Brno.
§ 13
Branches of regional and district courts
(1) The branches of the Regional Courts, their names and registered offices are set out in Annexes 5 and 6 thereto.
(2) The branches of the district courts, their names and registered offices are set out in Annex 7 to this Act.
(3) The branches of the Regional Courts listed in Annex 6 to this Act shall commence their activities on the date laid down by the special law.

Oddíl 4

Organisation and activity of courts
Supreme Court
§ 14
(1) The Supreme Court, as a supreme judicial authority in matters falling within the jurisdiction of courts in civil proceedings and criminal proceedings, ensures the unity and legality of decisions by:
(a) decide on extraordinary appeals in the cases provided for in the laws governing proceedings before the courts;
(b) it shall act in other cases provided for by a special law or international treaty with which Parliament, to which the Czech Republic is bound and which has been declared, has given its consent.
(2) The Supreme Court further decides:
(a) the recognition and enforceability of a judgment of the foreign courts, if required by a special law or an international treaty with which Parliament, to which the Czech Republic is bound, has given its assent;
(b) in other cases provided for by a special law or international agreement with which Parliament, to which the Czech Republic is bound, has given its consent and has been declared.
(3) The Supreme Court shall monitor and evaluate the final judgments of the courts in civil and criminal proceedings and shall, in the interests of uniform decision-making by the courts, deliver opinions on the decision-making activities of the courts in certain cases.
§ 14a
The Supreme Court shall accept the notification by the Judges of the activities, assets, revenues and liabilities, and shall keep their register and carry out the related activities and acts under a special law.
§ 15
(1) The Supreme Court shall consist of the President of the Court, the Vice-Presidents of the Court, the Presidents of the College, the Presidents of Chambers and other Judges.
(2) The decision-making activities of the Supreme Court are carried out by judges. In addition to the decision-making activities, the President and Vice-Presidents of the Supreme Court shall also exercise the State Administration of the Supreme Court to the extent provided for by this Law. In addition to decision-making, the Presidents of colleges shall also organise and manage the activities of colleges. The Presidents of the Chamber shall, in addition to the decision-making activities, also organise and manage the activities of the Chambers.
§ 16
Assistant Judges of the Supreme Court
(1) At least one assistant judge shall be appointed Judges of the Supreme Court. The employment of an assistant judge shall be made by appointment and shall be governed by the Labour Code, unless otherwise provided for in this law.
(2) The Assistant Judge shall be appointed and dismissed by the President of the Supreme Court on a proposal from the Judge whose Assistant Judge is at issue. The office of Assistant Judge shall be deemed to be cancelled if the office of Judge concerned ceases to exist.
(3) An upstanding citizen who has a university degree in the Master's study programme in the field of law at a university in the Czech Republic can be appointed assistant judge. The condition of integrity is not met by those who have been convicted of a criminal offence, unless they are regarded as not being convicted.
(4) The Assistant Judge shall remain silent on matters which he has learned about in connection with the performance of his duties, even after the termination of his duties. He may be relieved by the President of the Supreme Court.
§ 17
(1) Judgments of the Supreme Court shall constitute, according to their section of activity, a criminal college, a civil law college and a commercial college.
(2) On a proposal from the President of the Supreme Court, the High Court may decide to merge civil and commercial colleges into civil and commercial colleges, if appropriate for the exercise of the judiciary at the Supreme Court.
(3) Where there has been a merger of civil and commercial colleges and the reasons for such a measure have ceased, they shall be redistributed mutatis mutandis in accordance with paragraph 2.
§ 18
(1) The College of Citizens and the Chamber of Commerce may exercise their competence at joint meetings.
(2) The President of the Supreme Court shall determine which of the members of the colleges shall convene and manage the joint deliberations of the Civil and Commercial College.
§ 19
(1) The Supreme Court shall act in chambers or in large chambers of colleges. In the large chambers of the College (hereinafter the "Grand Chamber '), the decision shall be taken only if the case has been referred to them pursuant to Paragraph 20.
(2) Chambers shall consist of the President of the Chamber and of two Judges, unless otherwise provided for in this law or in specific law.
(3) The Grand Chambers consist of nine Judges of the College concerned. However, if the College consists of more than 27 Judges, the Grand Chamber of that College shall consist of one third of all Judges of the College; If one third of all the Judges of the College do not represent an entire odd number, the Grand Chamber shall consist of a number of Judges which corresponds to a whole odd number higher than 9, which shall immediately follow that proportion.
(4) Only one large Senate is created in each college. One of the members of the Grand Chamber shall be appointed by its President. The President of the Grand Chamber shall be appointed for a calendar year in the work schedule by the President of the Supreme Court.
§ 20
(1) If the Chamber of the Supreme Court has reached a decision on a legal opinion which is different from that already expressed in the decision of the Supreme Court, it shall refer the matter to the Grand Chamber. When referring the matter, he will justify his different opinion.
(2) If there is a legal opinion on procedural law, the provisions of paragraph 1 shall not apply unless the Chamber unanimously concludes that the procedural question addressed is of fundamental importance legally.
(3) Paragraphs 1 and 2 do not apply if a different legal opinion has already been expressed in the opinion of the Supreme Court, which is taken in accordance with Paragraph 14 (3).
§ 21
(1) In the interests of uniform decisions of the courts, the President of the Supreme Court or the President of the College of the Supreme Court or of the Grand Chamber may, on the basis of an evaluation of the final decisions of the courts, propose to the competent College an opinion pursuant to Paragraph 14 (3). The consent of a majority of all members of the college shall be required to deliver an opinion.
(2) The President of the Supreme Court may, in the interest of uniform decision-making by the courts on the basis of an evaluation of the final decisions of the courts, propose the adoption of an opinion pursuant to Rule 14 (3) of the Supreme Court plenary.
(3) Before taking an opinion, the Supreme Court may request observations from administrative offices and other bodies, the Presidents of the Supreme and Regional Courts and other natural or legal persons.
§ 22
(1) The President of the Supreme Court issues the Rules of Procedure of the Supreme Court after discussion in plenary.
(2) In the Rules of Procedure, the Supreme Court shall, in particular, lay down in more detail the procedure for the exercise of the judiciary, for the deliberations of the College and the Plenary, for the joint deliberations of more than one College, for the formation of chambers and large chambers, for the preparation of the work schedule, for the examination of the decision-making activities of the Judges of the Supreme Court, for the monitoring and evaluation of the final decisions of the courts, for the adoption of the opinions referred to in Article 14 (3) and for the publication of the Reports of Judicial Decisions and opinions and internal organisation of the Court.
§ 23
(1) The Plenum of the Supreme Court consists of the President, Vice-Presidents, Presidents of colleges, Presidents of Chambers and other Judges of the Supreme Court.
(2) A decision may be taken in force in the presence of at least two thirds of its members. The agreement of an absolute majority of the members present shall be required for the adoption of the resolution; However, the consent of an absolute majority of all members shall be required to deliver an opinion, to merge the civil and commercial college or to redistribute them.
(3) The Plenum shall be convened, determined by its programme and managed by the President of the Supreme Court. The President of the Supreme Court shall be obliged to convene a full Chamber if at least one third of the Judges of the Supreme Court so request; in such a case, the President of the Supreme Court shall determine the programme of the Plenary as proposed by the person who requested the Plenary.
(4) The plenary sessions are not public.
(5) The Minister of Justice shall have the right to attend the plenary session. The President of the Supreme and Regional Courts and other persons may be invited to the plenary session.
§ 24
(1) The Supreme Court issues a Collection of Judgments and Opinions in which the Court of First Instance shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
(a) the opinions of the Supreme Court taken by the College or by plenary pursuant to Paragraph 14 (3);
(b) the decisions taken by the Supreme Court and other courts.
(2) The selection of decisions referred to in paragraph 1 (b) shall be carried out by the relevant colleges. It will be accepted by an absolute majority of its members.
(3) Before making the selection referred to in paragraph 2, the Supreme Court may request the opinion of administrative offices and other bodies, heads of supreme and regional courts and other natural or legal persons.
(4) The issue of the Reports of Judgments and Opinions is managed by the President of the Supreme Court, who may delegate it to the Vice-President of the Supreme Court.
Supreme Courts
§ 25
Supreme Courts
(a) decide, in the cases provided for in the laws on the proceedings before the courts, as the courts of the second instance in the cases in which the regional courts which belong to their constituency have taken decisions at first instance;
(b) decide in other legal cases.
§ 26
(1) The Supreme Court shall consist of the President of the Court, Vice-Presidents of the Court, Presidents of Chambers and other Judges.
(2) The decision-making activities of the Supreme Court are carried out by judges. In addition to the decision-making activities, the President and Vice-Presidents of the Supreme Court shall also exercise the administration of the Supreme Court to the extent provided for by this Law. The Presidents of the Chamber shall, in addition to the decision-making activities, also organise and manage the activities of the Chambers.
(3) To the extent provided for by specific legislation, the decision-making activities of the Supreme Court shall involve senior judicial officials and judicial secretaries.
§ 27
The Supreme Court shall act in chambers composed of the President of the Chamber and of two Judges, unless otherwise provided for in specific law.
§ 28
(1) The President of the Supreme Court, on the basis of the final decisions of the Supreme Court and of the courts which belong to the district of the Supreme Court, gives incentives to the Supreme Court to unify the judgments of the courts.
(2) If requested by the Supreme Court, the President of the Supreme Court shall give observations before the Supreme Court (Paragraph 14 (3)).
Regional courts
§ 29
Regional courts
(a) decide, in the cases provided for in the laws on the proceedings before the courts, as second instance courts in cases in which, at first instance, the district courts which belong to their constituency have decided;
(b) decide, in cases provided for in the law on proceedings before the courts, as courts of the first instance;
(c) decide on administrative judicial matters in cases provided for by law;
(d) decide in other legal cases.
§ 30
(1) The Regional Court consists of the President of the Court, Vice-Presidents of the Court, Presidents of Chambers and other Judges.
(2) The decision-making activities of the Regional Court shall be carried out by the Judges and the Judges. In addition to the decision-making activities, the President and Vice-Presidents of the Regional Court shall also exercise the administration of the Regional Court and the administration of the District Courts, which belong to its constituency, to the extent provided for by this Law. The Presidents of the Chamber shall, in addition to the decision-making activities, also organise and manage the activities of the Chambers.
(3) To the extent provided for by the specific legislation, senior judicial officials, judicial candidates and judicial secretaries shall participate in the decision-making activities of the Regional Court.
§ 31
(1) In proceedings before the Regional Court, a single judge shall act. In chambers, the Regional Court shall decide in cases provided for by the law on the proceedings before the courts.
(2) Chambers of the Regional Court consist of:
(a) the Presidents of the Chamber and the two attached, if they act as courts of the first instance in criminal matters;
(b) the President of the Chamber and two Judges in other cases.
(3) The Judge shall be the President of the Chamber or Judge. Only a Judge may be President of the Chamber.
§ 32
(1) The President of the Regional Court, on the basis of the final decisions of the Regional Court and of the District Courts, which belong to the District Court, gives the Supreme Court an incentive to unify the judgments of the courts; If the final decision of the Regional Court is taken by the Administrative Court, it shall initiate the adoption of an opinion by the Supreme Administrative Court.
(2) If so requested by the Supreme Court, the President of the Regional Court shall submit observations before the Supreme Court (§ 14 (3)); It shall act by analogy if it is requested before the adoption of an opinion by the Supreme Administrative Court.
District courts
§ 33
District courts
(a) decide as courts of the first instance, unless otherwise provided for in the law on proceedings before the courts;
(b) decide in other legal cases.
§ 34
(1) The District Court shall consist of the President of the Court, the Vice-President or Vice-Presidents of the Court and other Judges.
(2) The decision-making activities of the District Court shall be carried out by judges as self-judges. In addition to the decision-making activities, the President and Vice-President or Vice-Presidents of the District Court shall also exercise the administration of the District Court to the extent provided for by this Law.
(3) To the extent provided for by specific legislation, senior judicial officers, judicial candidates, judicial secretaries and judicial executors shall participate in the decision-making activities of the District Court.
§ 36
The President of the District Court gives, on the basis of final decisions by the District Court, To the Supreme Court, incentives to unify judgments.
Assistant Judges of Supreme, Regional and District Courts
§ 36a
(1) An assistant judge may be appointed as Judges of the Supreme, Regional or District Court. The employment of an assistant judge shall be made by appointment and shall be governed by the Labour Code, unless otherwise provided for in this law.
(2) The Assistant Judge shall be appointed by the President of the competent court, on a proposal from the Judge whose assistant is concerned; the assistant shall be dismissed by the President of the Court of First Instance on his own motion. The office of Assistant Judge shall be deemed to be cancelled if the office of Judge concerned ceases to exist.
(3) An upstanding citizen who has a university degree in the Master's study programme in the field of law at a university in the Czech Republic can be appointed assistant judge. The condition of integrity is not met by those who have been convicted of a criminal offence, unless they are seen as if they have not been convicted.
(4) The Assistant Judge shall carry out the various actions of the judicial procedure under the authority of the Judge, provided that this is provided for in a special law or schedule of work.
(5) The Assistant Judge shall be entitled to participate in the decision-making activities of the Court to the extent provided for by the special law for senior judicial officers; the provisions governing the status of senior judicial officers shall apply mutatis mutandis.
§ 37
In cases of a European Preservation Order (13), the District Court for Prague 1 is responsible locally.

Oddíl 5

Arrangements for the jurisdiction of certain courts
§ 38
Unless otherwise provided for in specific legislation, the District Court for Prague 6 is the competent place of the District Courts, the Municipal Court in Brno and the District Courts in the capital of Prague for proceedings in criminal matters concerning the citizens of the Czech Republic, if it is the enforcement of a decision of the foreign court under an international treaty with which Parliament, to which the Czech Republic is bound, has given its consent.
§ 39
(1) The Municipal Court in Prague decides as a first-degree court in matters of public registers of legal and natural persons from the district of the Municipal Court in Prague and the Regional Court in Prague.
(2) In industrial property matters (1a) and the protection of the rights to varietes1b), the municipal court in Prague is competent in substance and locally as a court of first instance.

Oddíl 6

Internal organisation of courts and work schedule
§ 40
(1) The internal organisation of the Court shall be based on the judicial departments established by the Chambers or by the Judges; each judge shall be assigned to at least one judicial department.
(2) In the Supreme Court, the judicial department is established within the colleges.
(3) A judicial department is also established within the framework of branches in the regional and regional courts in which branches are established (Section 13).
(4) Administrative and other office work for one or more judicial departments is carried out by the Registry. Joint departments shall act for the whole court.
§ 41
(1) The division of individual cases to be discussed and decided in court into judicial departments is governed by the schedule of work.
(2) The schedule of work shall be issued for the calendar year by the President of the Court after consultation with the relevant judicial board; the work schedule must be issued no later than the end of the previous calendar year. In the course of a calendar year, the President of the Court may, after consulting the competent judicial board, amend the schedule of the work only if this requires a new division of the work in the court.
(3) The published work schedule shall be publicly accessible; everyone has the right to look at it and make extracts or copies of it. Where the work schedule is affected by a change, the amendment and the full text of the work schedule shall be published without undue delay after the incorporation of the change.
§ 42
(1) In particular,
(a) the Judges constituting the Chamber, the Judges themselves, the alternates, the assistants of the Judges, the senior judicial officers, the secretaries of the courts and the judicial executors who will be present in the various judicial departments shall determine by name,
(b) determine the scope of cases pending and ruling at the Registry (Section 13);
(c) determine the specialisation of the judicial department under another legislation;
Zobrazit všechna ustanovení (1448)
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ HLAVA I Díl 1 Oddíl 1 § 1 § 2 § 3 § 4 § 5 § 6 § 7 Oddíl 2 § 8 § 9 Oddíl 3 § 10 § 11 § 12 § 13 Oddíl 4 § 14 § 14a § 15 § 16 § 17 § 18 § 19 § 20 § 21 § 22 § 23 § 24 § 25 § 26 § 27 § 28 § 29 § 30 § 31 § 32 § 33 § 34 § 36 § 36a § 37 Oddíl 5 § 38 § 39 Oddíl 6 § 40 § 41 § 42 § 42a § 42b § 42c § 42d § 42e § 42f § 43 § 44 § 45 Díl 2 Oddíl 1 § 46 § 47 § 48 § 49 Oddíl 2 § 50 § 51 § 52 § 53 Oddíl 3 § 54 § 55 § 56 § 57 § 58 § 59 HLAVA II Díl 1 Oddíl 1 § 60 § 61 § 62 Oddíl 2 § 63 § 64 § 65 § 66 Oddíl 3 § 67 § 68 § 70 § 70a § 70b Oddíl 4 § 71 § 72 § 73 Díl 2 Oddíl 1 § 74 § 75 § 76 § 77 § 78 Oddíl 2 § 79 § 80 § 81 § 82 § 82a § 83 Oddíl 3 § 84 § 85 § 85a Oddíl 4 § 86 § 87 § 88 § 88a § 89 § 90 Oddíl 5 § 91 § 92 Oddíl 6 § 93 Díl 3 Oddíl 1 § 94 § 95 § 96 § 97 § 98 Oddíl 2 § 99 § 100 § 100a § 101 Díl 4 Oddíl 1 § 102 § 103 § 104 § 105 § 105a § 105b § 105c § 105d § 105e Oddíl 2 § 106 § 107 § 108 Díl 5 § 109 § 110 § 111 § 112 § 113 § 114 § 115 § 116 § 117 § 117a HLAVA III Díl 1 § 118 § 118a § 119 Díl 2 § 120 § 121 § 122 § 122a § 122b § 122c § 122d § 122e Díl 3 § 123 § 124 § 125 § 126 § 127 § 128 § 128a § 128b Díl 4 § 129 § 130 § 131 § 132 § 132a § 133 Díl 5 Díl 6 § 164 § 165 § 166 § 167 § 168 § 169 § 170 § 171 § 172 § 173 § 174 § 174a HLAVA IV § 175 § 175a § 176 § 177 § 178 § 179 § 180 § 181 § 182 § 183 § 184 § 186 ČÁST DRUHÁ § 187 ČÁST TŘETÍ ČÁST ŠESTÁ § 191 ČÁST SEDMÁ § 192 ČÁST OSMÁ § 193 ČÁST DEVÁTÁ § 194 ČÁST DESÁTÁ § 195 ČÁST JEDENÁCTÁ § 196 ČÁST DVANÁCTÁ § 197

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CitationAct No. 6 / 2002 Coll., on Courts, Judges, sitting and administration of courts and on the amendment of certain other laws (Law on Courts and Judges)
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CollectionCode of Laws
Date of Promulgation11.01.2002
Effective from01.04.2002
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