In September’s edition of Legal News, for example, we cover a Supreme Court judgment in a dispute concerning the depreciation of a flat as a result of a structural failure in an apartment building. Among other …
The Supreme Court has ruled that a co-owner cannot waive the pre-emptive right in an ambiguous manner and that such a waiver must be unequivocal and beyond doubt. In another judgment, the Supreme Court has held…
The introductory judicial decision of Legal News deals with the issue of withdrawal from a contract. It concludes that the right to withdraw from a contract for delay on the side of the debtor is to be applied …
After a relatively long legislative process, the amendment to the Business Corporations Act is about to take effect, bringing a number of minor and major changes affecting all types of conversions, including th…
The latest Legal News deals with three topics related to real estate - pre-emption right, the difference between gratuitous bailment and implied consent to the general use of land and grossly negligent conduct …
For almost two years now, the Chamber of Deputies has been awaiting discussion on an amendment to the Act on Payments, designed to grant entrepreneurs the right to a payment account, akin to the current provisi…
In the May edition of Legal News, we introduce a case law that establishes the liability of a statutory executive for public debts of a company, which can be identified and enforced by the administrative author…
The Civil Code stipulates a special liability for the debts of a company that applies to the members of its elected body, such as a statutory executive, a member of the board of directors, or the administrative…
Lately, tight cooperation between companies and individuals has come under the scrutiny by the State Labour Inspection Office more and more often. In practice, the main risk lies in the assessment of the relati…