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Can You Agree to Extend the Statutory Limitation Period for Unjust Enrichment?
Sep 17, 2024
Limitation periods are designed to protect legal certainty and the rights of debtors. According to Section 629 of the Civil Code, a right is extinguished by limitation after three…
Acquittal in the photovoltaic power plant case
Sep 16, 2024
ARROWS has achieved a significant success in a criminal case concerning the fraudulent extortion of a licence to operate a photovoltaic power plant and the preparation of false au…
International collective bargaining
Sep 11, 2024
ARROWS provided comprehensive legal advice to one of Europe's largest carriers, which was required by European legislation to set up a European Works Council following a spin-off…
Negligence and Dishonesty in Insolvency Proceedings, or When a Debtor Risks Revocation of Arrangement
Sep 9, 2024
Insolvency is a fundamental pillar of insolvency proceedings. It provides the debtor with the opportunity to repay his debts in a reduced amount and to be relieved of the payment…
COMPENSATION FOR SECONDARY VICTIMS AS A RESULT OF AN INTEGRITY VIOLATION
Sep 9, 2024
According to the current judicial practice, the degree of interference with the psychological health of the secondary victim is distinguished by distinguishing two groups of cases…
How can the existence of a so-called family household complicate the sale of a property owned by one spouse?
Aug 28, 2024
Before the actual sale, it is crucial to understand the difference between sole ownership and community property. Real estate can be owned exclusively by one spouse if it was acqu…
Renewable energy in a new coat
Aug 26, 2024
Based on the new legislation, the possibilities of sharing electricity in the Czech Republic have shifted. While previously it was possible to share electricity from RES (e.g. sol…
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Upcoming Amendments to the Insolvency Act
Aug 26, 2024
The most significant change is the reduction of the debt relief period to 3 years.[2]This measure aims to accelerate the process of returning debtors to normal life and reduce the…
Strengthening the Legal Protection of Children Under 15 Years – Criminal Law
Aug 22, 2024
Up until July 1, 2024, it was a rule with minimal exceptions that a child under the age of 15 would be brought to court for any serious criminal offense. Yet, the mere act of brin…