Law of Obligations
The law of obligations is one of our core areas of expertise, and the practical experience that comes from it helps us to provide you with sensible solutions.
The law of obligations covers a very wide range of civil law relationships. An important part of the law of obligations is contractual, i.e. contractual obligations, and non-contractual obligations – claims arising from negotiorum gestio, unjustified enrichment, and claims arising from unlawful damage.
The law of obligations also contains general rules on remedies, compensation for damages, as well as specific rules for each type of contract, such as sales contracts, lease contracts, leasing contracts, loan contracts, authorisation agreements, contracts for services, etc.
- Contractual and non-contractual obligations
- Compensation for damage
- Security and guarantee
- Transfer of rights or obligations
- Contractual penalty
- Transfer of business
- Termination of obligation
- Authorisation agreement
- Contract of employment
- Brokerage contract
- Agency contract
- Contract of commission
- Payment order
- Contract for the provision of healthcare services
- Contract of carriage
- Freight forwarding contract
- Package travel contract
- Deposit contract