Abstract
Although this paper focuses primarily on Czech company law, it begins with a description of the general legal development of Czech commercial (including company) law. The first part describes the social and historical background of the Czech law after the period of Communism (1948–1989), some defects ensuing from a paradigmatic understanding of law and problems with Czech case law. The paper tries to manifest that it is impossible to understand the Czech concept of (private) company law without a thorough knowledge of the legal thinking of current Czech judges and the relevant authorities. After this broad introduction, a selection of legal literature dealing with commercial and company law is provided.
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