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The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic has ruled that a person occupying a non-rental property without an agreement with the owner is not obliged to make payments to the owner on the legal ground of unjust enrichment.

The "Best of Realty" contest is among the most prestigious industry events in the Czech Republic.

According to a recent decision by the Czech Supreme Court, a tenant has no claim for a discount on rent if they contributed to the occurrence of the defect (and be it only in parts). Can this controversial decision withstand scrutiny in the light of current law? What are the statutory conditions under which the tenant's claim for a discount on rent comes into existence and may be enforced?

Streamlined trials, the fulfillment of the call for procedural economy, the unburdening of overworked courts – in short, an increase of efficiency in the judiciary. This, along with other benefits, is the promise held out by a newly proposed bill for a Class Actions Act. In what follows, we shall take a closer look at the legal institution of 'class action', what it means and how it might be implemented in domestic law.

A higher threshold as of which Intrastat declarations must be made and a definition of the applicable exchange rate for converting foreign currency are some of major changes that need attention.