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How long does a customer have to return goods bought in an e-shop?
Answer
A consumer may withdraw from a contract concluded online within 14 days of receiving the goods, without giving a reason. The period is extended if you did not inform them of this right.12
Sources
Sec. 1829
Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
Sec. 1820
Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
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SampleNajdu.AI1/5EmploymentIllustrative example Question
An employee has given me notice. When does the notice period start and when does the employment end?
Answer
When a notice period starts and ends is governed by Sec. 51. The exact end date does not follow from it on its own: the length of the notice period and what your employment contract says both come into it.1
Sources
Sec. 51
Act No. 262/2006 Sb., zákoník práce (the Labour Code)
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SampleNajdu.AI2/5InvoicingIllustrative example Question
I invoice a company as a sole trader and we agreed no due date. When do they have to pay?
Answer
A due date the parties did not agree is governed, between businesses, by Sec. 1963. When the period starts to run depends on the circumstances of the particular performance — delivery, receipt of the invoice, and any acceptance.1
Sources
Sec. 1963
Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
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SampleNajdu.AI3/5Limited liability companyIllustrative example Question
What is my liability as a managing director if a decision turns out to be wrong?
Answer
The standard of care the law asks of a member of an elected body is set by Sec. 159. Whether you met it in a particular decision is assessed on that decision’s circumstances; the general rule does not by itself decide any duty to compensate.1
Sources
Sec. 159
Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
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SampleNajdu.AI4/5ContractsIllustrative example Question
Can I withdraw from a contract with a supplier because it no longer suits me?
Answer
Withdrawal is tied to a ground — Sec. 2001 starts from the position that the agreement between the parties or the law has to allow it. So with a particular contract, start from the terms you agreed.1
Sources
Sec. 2001
Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
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SampleNajdu.AI5/5Doing businessIllustrative example Question
Do I need a trade licence for a sideline activity?
Answer
What counts as a trade, and what the act excludes from it, is in Sec. 2 and Sec. 3. Without a description of what you actually do and how, they cannot settle the answer for your situation.1
Sources
Sec. 2 and Sec. 3
Act No. 455/1991 Sb., živnostenský zákon (the Trade Licensing Act)
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News
What is changing right now
What is changing in rules and obligations — summarised from official sources, with a link to the source on every item.
Regulation: 117/1995 Sb.
117/1995 Sb.
A higher education study allowance is being added among state social support benefits (§ 2). The materials state that a dependent child is entitled to it if they are a student for at least part of a calendar month within the standard period of study extended by one year in a bachelor's, master's or doctoral study programme provided by a university in the Czech Republic, if the decisive family income in the decisive period did not exceed the product of the family's subsistence minimum amount and coefficient 2 (§ 35 odst. 1). Entitlement does not arise in the months of July and August or during any interruption of studies, it arises no earlier than in the month when the application is submitted, and the amount of the allowance is monthly one quarter of the monthly minimum wage (§ 35 odst. 2 and 3, § 36). The materials also regulate the decisive income and decisive period for this benefit, continuation of entitlement from the month of October, its payment, and the ways of making submissions in matters concerning this benefit (§ 4, § 6, § 51 odst. 4, § 57 odst. 1, § 68 odst. 1).
What is not yet certain: The materials contain only selected provisions of the new wording, so it is not possible to fully assess from them everything that is changing compared with the previous situation in other parts of the legislation as well.
from 1 September 2027
Regulation: 127/2026 Sb.
127/2026 Sb.
The regulation sets out essential services in the individual sectors or subsectors and the significance criteria for including a provider of an essential service on the list of critical infrastructure entities. It provides that the essential services and the significance criteria are set out in the annex to this regulation. At the same time, Government Regulations No. 432/2010 Sb., No. 315/2014 Sb., No. 154/2020 Sb. and No. 61/2022 Sb. are repealed.
What is not yet certain: The source materials contain only general provisions and do not include the annex, so they do not make it possible to state the specific essential services or the specific significance criteria.
from 18 July 2026
Regulation: 137/2026 Sb.
137/2026 Sb.
The decree provides that, in schools and school facilities established by the Ministry of the Interior, selected provisions of other school decrees are to be applied accordingly. According to the source materials, this concerns, for example, the education of pupils with special educational needs and gifted pupils, admissions procedures, the organisation of the school year, practical instruction involving dangerous substances, school meals, counselling services, assessment of educational results, final examinations, the school-leaving examination (maturita), and higher vocational education. The decree also lays down the types of schools for the purposes of their designation, the content and publication of the annual report on the school's activities, and the minimum and maximum numbers of pupils and students in a school, class, or study group. According to § 4 odst. 4 až 6, it also regulates the procedure of the school head if the number of pupils or students falls below the prescribed minimum.
What is not yet certain: The source materials are abbreviated and contain only selected provisions of the new wording, so it is not possible to determine reliably from them the full scope of the changes or always compare what has specifically changed compared with the previous regulation.
from 1 September 2026
This is an automatically generated summary of a legislative change, provided for information only. It is not legal advice and does not replace the full text of the regulation or consultation with a lawyer. Only the wording promulgated in the Collection of Laws (Sbírka zákonů) is authoritative.
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