Examples of Czech Commercial Code in a sentence
The Contractual Parties acknowledge and recognize that areas not explicitly regulated hereby shall be regulated by the respective provisions of the Czech Commercial Code.
For avoidance of any doubt, this Request for Proposal is intended to be only an invitation to the Offeror to present an offer and in no case shall be understood to be a binding offer to conclude any contract pursuant to Section 43a or a public tender pursuant to Section 847 of the Czech Civil Code or a public proposal to conclude a contract pursuant to Section 276 or a public tender pursuant to Section 281 of the Czech Commercial Code.
Pursuant to the Czech Commercial Code, each shareholder, member of the Board of Directors or Supervisory Board of a joint-stock company may, within a period of three months from the date of general meeting, petition the court to declare invalid a decision of such general meeting, should such decision breach the statutory provisions, the company’s Articles of Association or its foundation deed.
For avoidance of any doubt, this Request for Proposal (“RFP”) is intended to be only an invitation to the Offeror to present an offer and in no case shall be understood to be a binding offer to conclude any contract pursuant to Article 43a or a public tender pursuant to Article 847 of the Czech Civil Code, or a public proposal to conclude a contract pursuant to Article 276 or a public tender pursuant to Article 281 of the Czech Commercial Code.
In exercising this right, the Board of Directors were, pursuant to the Czech Commercial Code, obliged to proceed with due managerial care.
The statutory consequences of a breach of the commercial obligation for inspection and complaint (according to § 1921 and 1922 Czech Commercial Code) shall remain unaffected by this.
No. 89/2012 - Czech Commercial Code) must be expressly agreed upon in writing.
The Contractual parties acknowledge and recognize that areas not explicitly regulated hereby shall be regulated by the respective provisions of the Czech Commercial Code.
In the event that STÜKEN is not in the position to correct the fault or provide a substitute delivery or according to § 1923 Czech Commercial Code is entitled to refuse the subsequent performance, or there shall be a delay in the subsequent performance beyond a reasonable deadline, for which STÜKEN is responsible, or should the subsequent performance fail twice, then the Customer is entitled to choose to either withdraw from the contract or to demand a corresponding reduction in the purchase price.
In the first part I am dealing with a legal definition of the enterprise pursuant to the Czech Commercial Code.