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Amendments To The Polish Civil Code And Civil Procedure Code Coming Into Force In 2016

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In 2016 important amendments to the Civil Code and the Civil Procedure Code in Poland will come into force.

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Krzysztof Leśniak

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In 2016 important amendments to the Civil Code and the Civil Procedure Code in Poland will come into force. Most of the amendments aim to modernise Polish civil law and procedure. Consequently, the new provisions are said to constitute a series of facilitating measures for civil law relations and disputes governed by Polish law.

Some of the changes introduced by the act amending, among others, the Civil Code and Civil Procedure Code will be submitting electronic lawsuits, receiving court letters via email, and performing certain legal acts by means of new (document and electronic) forms. Most of the provisions will come into force in September 2016.

Main amendments to the Civil Code

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Amendments To The Polish Civil Code And Civil Procedure Code Coming Into Force In 2016

Main amendments to the Civil Code

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