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Poland: New rules of statutory warranty bring longer deadlines and significantly alter the buyer’s rights The rules of statutory warranty for defects will be significantly modified according to the planned amendments to the civil code. The amendments concern both categories of buyers, i.e. companies as well as consumers. In comparison

Latvia: The Parliament made amendments to the Immigration Law which now state that the minimal value of the real estate must be EUR 250 000 for what it is possible to get a temporary residence permit. The new amendments to the Immigration Law state that at the moment of purchase

Czech Republic: The provisions of the new Civil Code also affect the ways in which parties may agree on the price for work The agreed price for work is a price whose amount has been agreed with sufficient specificity (at least in terms of the method or manner in which

Czech Republic: Czech Constitutional Court does not rule on the merits; Supreme Court condones lump-sum loan fees The competent general courts of first instance in the Czech Republic continue to hand down controversial and divergent judgments in the matter of whether monthly lump-sum fees for mortgage loans are lawful: in

Czech Republic: The new Civil Code makes it possible for a contract to come into existence even if the parties have not reached full consensus on its contents. Pursuant to the statutory arrangement in place before 31 December 2013, parties had to reach an understanding with respect to the entire