Przeglądanie według Autor "Tekeli, Jozef"

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The legal status of deputy mayor in Slovakia
(Wydział Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2016-06) Tekeli, Jozef
The article is dedicated to relatively omitted topic in literature, and that to the legal status of deputy mayor. The application of legal norms regulating the status of deputy mayor in Slovak republic reports a lot of misstatements. The reason is the character of legal regulation. The legal regulation of institute of deputy mayor represents almost the most general legal regulation within the whole Act on municipal establishment in comparison with regulation of other institutes of municipal establishment. The emphasis is given to private law status of deputy mayor within interdisciplinary concept of topic, especially in the matter of his payment. The public law element is shown in decision activity of municipal bodies about particular aspects of legal status of deputy mayor.
Transnational effects of decisions of the antimonopoly office of the Slovak Republic
(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2019) Tekeli, Jozef
In this paper the author deals with transnational effects of decisions of the Antimonopoly Office of the Slovak Republic as an authority for the protection of competition of the national nature, however, in the European law context. The author points out the application of national competition law in close association with legal provisions contained in the essential documents of the EU. The paper also mentions the European tendencies of unifying competition protection legislation. In the context of a threat to competition, the author also points out the importance of complying with obligations in detecting and proving the same. He also refers to situations where, despite the potential presence of competition concerns, competition distortions do not occur.
Útvar hlavného kontrolóra obce
(Wydział Prawa i Administracji UR, 2013) Tekeli, Jozef
The presented paper makes a juridical and scientific analysis of the status and duties of the Head Municipality Supervisor in the whole structure of municipality and its internal inspection system. The article aims at analyzing the deficiencies in the legal regulations being in force, which determine the activity of the department of internal control and inspection in municipalities, as well as improvement of the municipality internal inspection system, which could be brought by the newly approved legislation change at the level of de lege ferenda. The presented scientific contribution focuses on the institution and office of the Head Municipality Supervisor. The task of the paper is to discover actual, real and expected in the future state and the ways to improve the legislation determining the status of the Head Municipality Supervisor in the municipality system of internal control and inspection through clarification of the present legislative standards.
Zlučovanie a rozdelenie slovenských obcí
(Wydział Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2013) Tekeli, Jozef
In the conditions of the Slovak Republic, an enactor rates merging and dividing of municipalities as one of the most fundamental possible changes of the municipality area, while their realization is conditioned by strict mechanisms. Merging or dividing of municipalities can be realized only on the basis of a governmental regulation issued on the consent of a concrete municipality and after the district office in the seat of the county, to which the area of the municipality belongs, uttered its attitude. When the municipality agrees, it communicates the opinion of its inhabitans presented in a positive result of a realized municipality referendum. Juridical mode of merging and dividing of Slovak municipalities is determined by the character of Slovak municipality self-government, for which a considerable fragmentation of the municipality self-government is typical. According to the valid legal status both juridical institutions are built on the principle of volunteering, but it has to be stated that in the last years justified requirements for the necessity of involuntary administrative merging of the Slovak municipalities are very often raised while searching for a solution of the problem of the fragmentation of the local self-government. In my opinion the most suitable solution is creating more categories of separate individual municipalities with different levels of adminstrative competence.