Court decision in Czech civil procedure and the case law

119 VII. RESUME Czech civil procedure has already passed a number of legislative changes, but these changes are still not complete. It can, therefore, be reasonable to assume that it will continue to develop further. The changes affecting Czech civil procedure include both material and terminological changes, which are implemented into Czech civil procedure as a result of frequent changes in substantive law or as a result of the regulations and directives of the European Union, which do not affect Czech civil procedure as a whole, but only as one of its individual proceedings. Significant changes in Czech civil procedure occur mainly by amended laws that are either amending the existing presentation of Czech civil procedure, or are newly completing it. These are general changes which do not affect the individual proceedings, but rather change the course of civil adversary proceedings (in Czech, civilní sporná řízení) in order to achieve greater speed, efficiency and effectiveness. The judicial system as such, but also taking into account all of the changes that have been made up to the present date, represents a rigid and inherently stable system, an operation of state institutions - courts, which settle individual cases of natural or legal persons by deciding disputes on the right as well as other cases of..