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Is Relying on the Land Register Enough? Constitutional Court Delivers a Crucial Ruling
In its landmark Judgment Case No. III. ÚS 3503/25[1], the Constitutional Court addressed a question of fundamental importance to anyone acquiring real estate in the Czech Republic. The core issue examined was the purchaser's good faith (dobrá víra) and the extent of "investigative duty" (investigativní aktivita) required to verify whether the entry in the public register corresponds to the true legal status.
