Selected topics concerning immovable property and its disposition in amended Czech civil law legislation

The present doctoral thesis is aimed at selected questions related to the specification of real estate and the property rights associated with it. Taking into consideration legal acts of obligational character (e.g. rent), it profoundly analyzes the European dimension affecting the management of immovable property as well as provides a comparison of the recent case law, a topic covered in individual parts of the text, while evaluating the applicability of these judgments in the future, that is, in relation to the current Civil law. Following an introduction defining the main objectives of the paper, the second chapter is dedicated to the characterization of some basic questions associated with individual kinds of immovable property, which, apart from taking account of the individual innovations (some of them re-established) contained in the Code, allow for the impact of previous derogated legal rules on the application of individual amendments proposed by the law (e.g. the re-establishement of the superficies principle). The next chapter examines, besides the basic components and kinds of possession, the essential innovation of the Civil Code, that is, the possessory protection. In relation to this, the chapter also gives an interpretation of two related institutes, namely the institutes of unauthorised..