Agreement instead of expropriation: ARROWS secured maximum compensation in negotiations with the and RSD
ARROWS provided comprehensive legal support to the client in negotiations with the Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic (ŘSD) regarding the purchase of land. At the outset, we conducted a detailed legal analysis of the client's position, identified potential procedural and economic risks, and proposed a strategy aimed at concluding an agreement instead of expropriation proceedings. The advisory services included assessing the accuracy of the land valuation in the expert opinion submitted, evaluating its legal classification (in particular, whether it was building land or non-building land), and coordinating the preparation of our own expert opinion, which served as a key tool for further negotiations.
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Based on these steps, ARROWS negotiated with the Road and Motorway Directorate on the purchase price and related conditions so that the client could apply the statutory bonus coefficients and at the same time maximize the base price of the land. The result was the conclusion of an agreement that secured significantly higher financial compensation for the client compared to the original offer and at the same time removed the uncertainty associated with the threat of expropriation and accelerated administrative proceedings.
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