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Our Slovak partner, Martin Provazník, participated in preparing a comparative analysis in the joint chapter called Avoidance Actions and Proposed EU-level Harmonisation for the Yearbook 2023 INSOL EUROPE, with its contribution on the Slovak avoidance action regime.
The chapter was created in cooperation with Incoronata Cruciano (Germany), Klaudia Frątczak-Kospin (Poland), Paul Johnson (UK), Stéphanie Oneyser (Switzerland) and Pieter Wouters (Belgium).
You can read the whole chapter here ➢ https://lnkd.in/eFtbnr-W
On 28 March 2023, Members of the European Parliament from the relevant committees adopted an opinion on a new package of measures relating to the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT).
The amendment to the consumer law came into force on January 6th 2023. In practice, this means that a purchase contract concluded today is already subject to the amended consumer law.
