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The author deals with creation of national unfair competition laws. He refers to two models of evolution of this law - the French and German ones. He especially focuses on the evolution of unfair competition law in the territory of former Czechoslovakia. He analyses in detail the individual historical periods, and in particular the first model Czechoslovak act on protection against unfair competition. In the following section of his article he deals with unfair competition legislation in the years of 1918 - 1938 and in the years of 1938 - 1990.
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The article points out to selected problems of the legislative work in Slovakia from the view of its constitutionality. It repeatedly calls attention to the problem of adoption of laws the content of which is identical with the content of those laws that have been declared anti-constitutional by the Constitutional Court of SR. It refers to the solution of similar problem in Austria. The author also analyses some of the laws that he believes to be beyond the limit of constitutionality. He also points out to the international law consequences of such adopted laws and to the threat of suits for the protection of investments.
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The article deals with the institute of the right to correction, that has a long-term tradition in the Slovak law. It points out to its role of function as well as to legal conditions, as stated in the new Press Act. Another institute, that is analysed in the said article, is the right to answer. It is a new institute in the Slovak law that is however in common use in continental Europe. On the background of foreign experiences and judicature the author refers to the possibilities and application conditions of this institute according to the new Press Act.
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The article deals with the issue of immaterial prejudice. It refers to the theoretical definition of this term. It further analyses conditions of the financial compensation for immaterial prejudice in decision-making practice of Slovak and Czech courts in the area of unfair competition law and copyright law. In this area of law the decision-making activity of a court plays a very important role, therefore the stability in decision-making practice and the stability of criteria for determination on the amount of compensation for immaterial prejudice are crucial.
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