Abstract
The article emphasizes the meaning of good faith and traditional institutes of civil law - prescription and preclusion. This publication proposes to contribute to the illumination of exception of prescription against principles of good faith. A number of Court decisions are dedicated to this aspect; however, complex analysis is required. All legal relationships exist within a certain time frame. One of the key tasks of the general civil law is to define formal and substantive concepts of the Rule of Law. Time also plays an important role in defining the time period within which the participants in a trial have the right or are obliged to take certain procedural steps. Any law specifies the period of time within which legal action must be brought. Expiration of the time period causes loss of a legal right or entitlement. An exception of prescription in general is consistent with principles of good faith. However, under certain assumptions, exception of prescription establishes enforcement against the principles of good faith.
Highlights
The article emphasizes the meaning of good faith and traditional institutes of civil law – prescription and preclusion
This publication proposes to contribute to the illumination of exception of prescription against principles of good faith
An exception of prescription in general is consistent with principles of good faith
Summary
Toto ustanovení platí i pro výkon práva vznést námitku promlčení.[39] V této souvislosti konstatoval Nejvyšší soud, že námitka promlčení „dobrým mravům zásadně neodporuje, namítá-li někdo promlčení práva uplatňovaného vůči němu, neboť institut promlčení přispívající k jistotě v právních vztazích je institutem zákonným a tedy použitelným ve vztahu k jakémukoliv právu, které se podle zákona promlčuje.”40
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