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We would like to draw your attention to a "COVID-Rent" programme currently being drafted by the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade (the "Programme").

An amendment to the Civil Code will enter into force on 1 July 2020, which (i) cancels (save for some exceptions) the pre-emption right of co-owners of real estate, ...

Restrictive clauses are common in commercial lease agreements. Such clauses can limit a landlord's ability to lease property to other tenants

3 April 2020 – The Government has published draft acts on certain measures to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on tenants of (i) business premises and (ii) premises used for housing needs

With the passing of the transitional period, and based on the Czech Republic’s commitments resulting from the Treaty establishing the European Community, there are no more useless limits on foreigners who want to acquire real estate in the Czech Republic, with the notable exception of agricultural land and forests.

The New Czech Civil Code regulates the lease of premises for business purposes, even in relation to lease agreements entered into prior to this date.

In almost every due diligence involving real estate in the Czech Republic, several legal issues emerge which are crucial for the existence (or non-existence) of ownership or other rights regarding real estate established in favour of certain subjects.

The PRS market in the CEE region gathers pace and interest from investors but the majority of activity is currently centred around the Czech Republic and Poland.

On 8 April, the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech parliament passed legislation mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on commercial leases (the "Bill"). It is expected that the Bill will now swiftly be approved by the Senate...

VAT payers are reminded that 31 March 2021 is the deadline for applying for a VAT refund, which was paid in the United Kingdom during 2020.