The Czech Constitutional Court annulled the part of the Electronic Communications Act (Pl. US 24/10)
Plenary session of the Constitutional Court granted an application on March 22, 2011 of 51 Members of the Parliament of the Czech Republic and annulled the Section 97 Par. 3 and 4 of Act No. 127/2005 Coll., the Electronic Communications Act, as amended, and its implementing decree. According to the Constitutional Court, the above-mentioned legal regulation violates constitutional limits because it does not meet the requirements arising from the principle of legal state and requirements of limitation of the fundamental right to privacy as the right to informational determination within the Article 10 Par. 3 and the Article 13 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms.
More news
- Foreign Residents Act, Energy Policy Act and Supported Energy Sources Act amendments [28/05/14]
- The judgment of the Supreme Court concerning the language uniformity of the bill [17/03/11]
- Judgement of the Supreme Administrative Court regarding concurrent employment relationship of an executive [17/03/11]
- Resolution of the Supreme Administrative Court on the advocate’s black gowns [16/03/11]
- The opinion of the Supreme Court: Transfer of a membership in a housing cooperative to heirs is not conditioned by their application for membership [15/03/11]
Publication
When the chairman has the casting vote Právní fórum, 1, 2010
More
- When to apply for surrender value Ekonom, 19, 2006
- The liberalization of rail transport in the Czech Republic elaw.cz, 9, 2010
- Insolvency Act, problematic proceedings EURO (týdeník), 15, 2009
- Responsibility relationships under the CMR Convention Právní fórum, 4, 2009