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Najdu.AI Právo

Legal answers with citations. Within a minute.

Why Najdu.AI Právo

Current law
Works with the wording in force, amendments included. It recognises a repealed rule and tells you what applies instead, taking the time-validity of each provision into account.
Everything sourced
Where possible, a statement carries a verbatim citation of the provision and a link to the source — legislation, the case law of the Czech apex courts Nejvyšší soud, Nejvyšší správní soud and Ústavní soud, and EU law. Citations are checked against the source text.
What the answers draw on
An honest approach
When the sources do not contain the answer, the assistant says so and flags the missing provision instead of guessing. It would rather point out a gap than lead you to a wrong conclusion.
Czech specialisation
It understands questions written in Czech, including without diacritics, uses Czech legal terminology and works with current deadlines and rates.

How it works

  1. 01You ask in plain Czech.
  2. 02The assistant finds the relevant provisions and case law.
  3. 03It answers clearly, with verbatim citations and links to the source.
  4. 04Where possible, you can see what an answer rests on.

Who it is for

Companies and directors
Quick orientation in obligations, contracts and deadlines for decisions where you need to know what they rest on.
Sole traders and entrepreneurs
Answers to everyday legal questions of running a business without calling a lawyer for each one.
Professionals
HR, accountants, property managers or e-shop operators — check the legal framing with a source you can point to.

Sample questions

How long does a customer have to return goods bought in an e-shop?

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.1,2

  1. 1Sec. 1829 — Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)
  2. 2Sec. 1820 — Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)

What is the limitation period for an ordinary receivable?

The general limitation period is three years, running from the day the right could first be exercised. The law also sets longer periods for particular cases.3

  1. 3Sec. 629 — Act No. 89/2012 Sb., občanský zákoník (the Civil Code)

Interface preview. Outputs are indicative legal information, not legal advice. For a binding assessment, consult a lawyer.

Frequently asked questions

How is it kept current?
The assistant works with the wording in force, amendments included, and takes the time-validity of provisions into account. For a repealed rule it flags what applies instead.
What if you do not know the answer?
When the sources do not contain the answer, the assistant says so and flags the missing provision instead of guessing.
Which sources do you draw on?
Legislation (Sbírka zákonů, the Czech Collection of Laws), case law (Nejvyšší soud, Nejvyšší správní soud, Ústavní soud) and EU law. Where possible, you see the specific source on an answer.
Is this legal advice?
No. Outputs are indicative legal information, not legal advice. For a binding assessment, consult a lawyer.

Outputs are indicative legal information, not legal advice. For a binding assessment, consult a lawyer.

Ask about your own case

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