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Relevant legal issues, clearly explained.

Practical articles on Czech law for businesses, employees and individuals.

Public procurement

When can a public contract be amended?

When an amendment is allowed and what contracting authorities and suppliers should document.

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Real estate

Buying a flat in the Czech Republic? What to check before paying a reservation fee

The agent sends you a reservation agreement and says another buyer is interested. The purchase agreement will come later. You may already be committing to a fee and a deadline your bank cannot meet. Before reserving the flat, check what you are buying, when you can withdraw, and how the purchase price will be released.

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Contracts

Five questions before signing a contract

Once you have agreed on price and timing, think through what happens when the work falls behind. Who needs to act, and how will each side know that the other has done what it promised?

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Employment

Ending employment by agreement in the Czech Republic: what to check before signing

The end date, reasons for leaving, severance and handover.

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Corporate law

Two equal shareholders in a Czech company: what happens when they disagree?

Voting in a Czech company, keeping it running and planning for a buyout.

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Competition law

A competitor asks about your future prices. How should you respond?

How to decline a conversation about future prices and document what happened.

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Disputes and debt recovery

An unpaid invoice in the Czech Republic: what to gather before sending a demand

How to document the debt, send a demand and assess whether it is collectible.

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Family property

Giving a Czech flat to your child while keeping the right to live there

How to protect the parents’ right to live there and agree on repairs and costs.

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Inheritance

Passing a Czech family business to one child: what to plan for

Who will own and run the business and how to provide for the other heirs.

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