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Comprehensive property management and sale of building land

ARROWS provided comprehensive legal services to the client in the context of property management and sale of building plots in a large-scale development project.

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Our legal support included representing the client from the initial phase of land division, through the preparation and negotiation of contracts with the municipality, to securing the construction of utilities and roads. The services also included dealing with contractual relations with energy and utility suppliers, construction companies and surveyors, including the establishment of easements. The whole process was completed with legal advice on the sale of land to the end customers, with an emphasis on the smooth running and successful completion of the project.

The team was led by Mgr. Lukáš Fiedler, an experienced attorney specializing in development projects, real estate law and property relations. Thanks to his expertise and practical experience, the transaction was completed efficiently and with maximum legal certainty for the client.

This project is an example of the excellent work of our colleagues and demonstrates our ability to provide legal services of the highest standard in the execution of complex development projects.


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