A monistic organizational structure of a joint-stock company under the Business Corporations Act in comparison with the French regulation

The aim of the thesis is to characterize the new monistic system of corporate governance of the joint-stock company introduced by the Business Corporations Act and compare it with the french classical system. The scope of the research is focused mainly on the analysis of the basic interpretative problems that arise within the new legislation and the main differencies and similarities of the czech and french monistic systems. The thesis is composed of three chapters, first of them mainly defining the theoretical differentiation of the monistic and dualistic system of corporate governance. The Chapter Two is the most important part because it examines the pitfalls of the relevant Czech legislaslation on the monistic system. The Board of directors and the Statutory director are the main bodies set up within this system. This chapter is oriented mainly on the possible difficulties that may arise from the varied interpretations of the law caused by the application of the analogy in connection to the Supervisory board and the Board of directors of the dualistic system. The Subchapter 2.5 deals with the Board of directors as the basic controlling and executive body which is co- responsible for the business management of the join-stock company. The scope of the authority of the Statutory director and the..