Everyone’s been there. You need a quick purchase contract, Google offers hundreds of templates — free.
Why not?

What you don’t see:

• outdated legal language,

• templates for different transaction types (e.g., real estate instead of vehicles),

• key clauses missing — or protecting only the other side.

👨‍💼 Mr. Vomáčka’s Case (Fictional)

He sold a van as a sole trader.
Purchase price: CZK 210,000
Buyer: private person

The template lacked:

• clear ownership transfer timing,

• liability for defects,

• penalties for late payment.

The result?

• Vehicle was not transferred for 3 weeks,

• Buyer damaged it in an accident,

• Paid only part of the agreed price, citing “technical issues”.

A written contract without clarity is worse than no contract at all.

✅ What your purchase contract should always include:

• Exact transfer date and handover details,

• Payment terms (method, timing, confirmation),

• Clause on liability and complaints,

• Sanctions for default,

• Clear object description (ID, VIN, photos, etc.).

Templates can help — if you know what to check and what to edit.
If not, you might just download yourself into a lawsuit.