X Lege  

The first 2012 issue of KSB’s quarterly newsletter features articles on the New Transparency Act, the new law supporting alternative energy sources, and the issue of re-exporting pharmaceuticals, which has become a hot topic in the industry. X Lege also continues to summarize the most important changes to be introduced on corporations since 2014 as a result of the recodification of the Czech civil and commercial law, this time focusing on joint-stock companies. Executives and company body members, namely those who receive remuneration for performing their office, may find it interesting to read about the new changes affecting the mandatory pension, sickness, and health insurance schemes.

The latest issue of X Lege features a collection of articles on a number of recent developments: changes in energy law; the amendment to the Labour Code; the amendment to the Act on the Transformation of Companies and Cooperatives; and the update on the conflict between overlapping functions. It also offers a summary of the most significant changes applicable to limited liability companies under the new Act on Corporations, which is being prepared concurrently with the new Civil Code. Due attention is also given to news concerning community law (the Regulation on Energy Market Integrity and Transparency and the new Consumer Rights Directive).

The first issue of X Lege, KSB’s new newsletter, features an article on the conflict between the simultaneous functions of statutory office and employment in the same company, for which the applicable law has yet to find a complete solution, examines the practical impacts of the Consumer Loan Act and brings attention to the new Corporation Act which is being drafted together with the new Civil Code.

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