CZK definition

CZK means the Czech Koruna, the lawful currency of the Czech Republic.
CZK means the lawful currency of the Czech Republic.
CZK means the Czech Koruna, the lawful currency for the time being of the Czech Republic.

Examples of CZK in a sentence

  • In the event of a breach of this obligation as specified in this contract, the contractual parties have agreed that the Sub-lessee will be charged a contractual penalty in the amount of CZK 50,000 and the Sub-lessee is obliged to pay this penalty to the Lessee upon being given notice.

  • If it is proven that payments made using the Adyen Services were fraudulent or resulted in a criminal offence or that the proceeds of crime or terrorist financing were laundered through the Adyen Services, the Customer will pay the Provider a contractual penalty of CZK 100,000.

  • The effectiveness of an Order with a total value of more than CZK 50.000,00, excluding VAT, shall commence at the moment of publication of the Order together with the confir in the Register of Contracts in accordance with Act No. 340/2015 Coll.

  • If the Provider determines that the Customer is using the Adyen Services in breach of this section, the Customer will pay to the Provider a contractual penalty of CZK 100,000.

  • Should this smoking ban in the subject of the sub-lease be breached, the Sub-lessee will be charged a contractual penalty of CZK 2,000 for each participant in the event who would breach this smoking ban, which will be specified in the pertinent event report.


More Definitions of CZK

CZK means the lawful currency from time to time of the Czech Republic;
CZK means the Czech crown;
CZK. ’ or ‘‘Czech Koruna’’ means the lawful currency of the Czech Republic;
CZK means Czech Koruna;
CZK means the Czech crown, the currency of the Czech Republic;
CZK or “Czech crown(s)” means Czech crowns, being the legal currency of the Czech Republic;
CZK means the Czech crown, the lawful currency of the Czech Republic; “EUR”, “Euro” or “euro” means the single currency of the European Union;