Czech Republic - 1993 Party Law

Part Dissolution, Winding up and Suspension of activities of a party or movement
Title Article 12 - Dissolution of a party or movement
Article

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(1) A party or movement becomes dissolved on the day when it is deleted by the Ministry from the Register of Parties and Movements (hereinafter "deletion").
(2) If a party or movement is wound up without liquidation, an application for deletion shall be submitted to the Ministry by its competent body within 10 days from the winding up of the party or movement; if the party or movement is wound up with liquidation, this application shall be submitted to the Ministry by its liquidator within 10 days after the completion of the liquidation.
(3) The dissolution of a party or movement shall be preceded by its winding up, either without liquidation, if all of its assets and liabilities are to be transferred to a legal successor, or with liquidation, if all its assets and liabilities are not to be transferred this way.
(4) Unless otherwise specified by law, the regulations related to the liquidation of assets and liabilities of companies shall be adequately applied to the liquidation of the assets and liabilities of the wound up party or movement. If the liquidator finds out at any time during the liquidation that the wound up party or movement is indebted, he/she shall be obliged to initiate bankruptcy proceedings. If the liquidation finishes with remaining assets, the liquidator shall dispose of such assets according to the manner specified in the articles (§ 6, section 2, letter b), point 9).
(5) The dissolution of a party or movement shall the Ministry announce to the Czech Statistical Office within seven days from its deletion (amended by Act. No. 68 of January 27, 1993).

Categories - External oversight (Subject of monitoring)
- External oversight (Type of authority)
- Extra-parliamentary party (Cease of existence)
- Secondary legislation (Secondary legislation)
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