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The law office SACHTA & PARTNERS v.o.s. provides complex services to business entities: small and medium-sized enterprises as well as large corporations, including companies with foreign shareholders. Although most of the office's agenda comprises business issues, we also provide legal services to non-business natural and legal persons, mostly in the area of civil, labor and administrative law. ©ACHTA & PARTNERS v.o.s. provides its services in Czech, Slovak, English and French languages.
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08.02.2012
On devolution of rights based on an execution title according to the Supreme Court, Cdo 4554/2009 dated 21/09/2011
In its decision dated 21/09/2011, file no. 20 Cdo 4554/2011, the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic dealt with the necessity of signature authorisation on a contract on the devolution of a claim which is an execution title.
09.01.2012
On an equivalent legal act and objectionability
A creditor can successfully demand that the court determine that legal acts of a debtor which reduce creditor's enforceable claims are without legal effect towards him (sec. 42a 1 of the Civil Code). According to the law, this right belongs to a creditor if the claim on the debtor from his/her objectionable act is already enforceable or if it has already been performed. Regarding time, it is possible to object against all legal acts of a debtor which occurred in the three previous years with the intention to cut the amount paid to a creditor if the intention must have been known to the other party and against legal acts by means of which creditors of a debtor were paid back less money and which occurred in the three previous years between a debtor and people close to him/her, or against legal acts a debtor performed within the mentioned period in favour of people close to him/her, with the exception of the case when the other party could not have recognized, even if proper care was applied, debtor's intention to pay back less money to the creditor.
09.01.2012
On good faith arising from the state of an entry in the Land Register
The Supreme Court in its decision dated 06/09/2011 (file no. 21 Cdo 1258/2011) commented on good faith arising from the state of an entry in the Land Register.