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The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic clarifies the question of knowledge attribution of representatives of legal entities. The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic has recently clarified the extent to which a legal entity can be attributed knowledge of its representatives – such as the lack of good faith.

Today’s qualified (licensed) payment service providers may have their licence withdrawn (revoked) by the Czech National Bank (ČNB) if they fail to prove within a given deadline that they satisfy the conditions for issuing a licence under a new law. The new Payment Transactions Act came into force on 13

The amendment of the Labour Code introduces several changes from 1 May 2018. Among them are wage surcharges for work on a Saturday and a Sunday which will be introduced in two stages, and also an increase of certain wage surcharges which are already included in the current Labour Code, specifically for

Presidential Decree no 8 of December 21, 2017 "On development of the digital economy" introduces significant improvements for development of the IT industry in Belarus. The Decree allows legal entities to store tokens (cryptocurrencies) in digital wallets, to create and place tokens in Belarus and abroad through residents of High

This is according to a decision from the Slovak Constitutional Court. This decision applied to a case where plaintiff sought settlement of co-ownership of real estate. The transfer of the ownership share to the defendant was not disputed, but the parties were in disagreement about the compensation