Актуални правни теми

A white paper for a new Code of Justice brings far-reaching changes to many procedural institutions. For many of them, these changes would mean progress, but is this true also for the intended new rules governing the appeal on a point of law?   The Supreme Court of the Czech

Summer holidays are almost over and future first-graders can't wait to go to school for the first time. However, the battle continues among not a few divorced parents as to whether and where their child is about to enroll in school.    The Schools Act speaks a clear language: the

Pursuing an action is now more cumbersome and judicial dispute resolution takes longer because of new Hungarian procedural rules On 1 January 2018, a new Code of Civil Procedure entered into force in Hungary. The declared objective of the legislator was to speed up and simplify proceedings. Unfortunately, experience an adverse effect

New rules on employing non-EU citizens might be of advantage for employers Recently, Slovakia took several steps to counteract its lack of human resources. New rules in the Slovak Labour Law ‒ in force from 1 May 2018 ‒ simplify employment of non-EU citizens. Employing non-EU citizens is simpler

The Slovak Constitutional Court ruled that a purely semantical claim is not permissible under Slovak law. Here are the facts: A company, as a buyer, concluded an exclusive purchase framework agreement with the seller. The buyer could order goods – glass cups with the buyer’s logo – only from the