Key restrictions related to the COVID19 pandemic
Description of key legal restrictions related to the COVID19 pandemic.
Covid-19 and the Law
The Covid-19 pandemic has turned our lives upside down. The revolution also affected law and legislation. On the blog, we describe both the implemented changes in the law and the development of court decisions in this area.
The difference between quarantine and isolation - COVID-19
For many months, the world has been facing a pandemic of infections with the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen. SARS-CoV-2 is a virus belonging to the coronavirus group and causing an acute infectious respiratory disease - COVID-19.
Key legal restrictions related to the COVID 19 pandemic
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Where do you not have to wear masks from Saturday, October 10, 2020?
The rapid and avalanche-like increase in SARS-CoV-2 infections in Poland in autumn 2020 forced the authorities to take massive action across the country. From October 10th, a new regulation of the Council of Ministers was issued, which irrevocably repainted the map of Poland. Traditional regionalisation (the so-called slow emergence of zones) gave way to a single top-down assumption – the whole of Poland immediately became a huge, warning…
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How to obtain a reduction in the rent of a restaurant due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
We often hear encouraging comments that landlords understand the situation of tenants, agreeing to renegotiate lease terms and even terminate contracts by mutual consent. Such cooperation is undoubtedly the most desirable situation. Sometimes, however, some people need to be convinced to sit down at the table, showing that both sides have very strong legal arguments in this dispute.
Termination of the lease of a restaurant due to the Covid-19 epidemic – is it possible?
We often hear encouraging comments that landlords understand the situation of tenants, agreeing to renegotiate lease terms and even terminate contracts by mutual consent. Such cooperation is undoubtedly the most desirable situation. Sometimes, however, some people need to be convinced to sit down at the table, showing that both sides have very strong legal arguments in this dispute.