What is it and why use it

A notarial deed with enforceability is a document signed before a Czech notary where the debtor acknowledges a debt and agrees it can be enforced without court.

Legal background

• Recognized as enforceable title under Section 274(e) of the Czech Civil Procedure Code

• Must be done before a notary (not private writing)

Why use it

• Fast-track enforcement → no lawsuit needed

• Cheaper than litigation

• Clear, strong legal protection

• Can be used for: loans, instalments, settlements, rent, business debts

Must include

• Identified debt and parties

• Clear enforceability clause

• Signatures before a notary

• Optional payment schedule

Practice tip

Perfect for instalment agreements or compromises where creditor needs strong legal fallback.

Notarial clause template – symbolic fee

Czech-English sample clause + explanation:
– debt acknowledgment wording
– enforceability statement
– optional payment plan format

Reach out via email or contact form – powerful protection in writing.

FINAL THOUGHTS – WHAT NOW?

A notarial deed isn’t just a formality – it’s a legal shield, if drafted properly. And a trap, if not.

Do you want to be sure your contract will hold up even in a crisis? Get in touch and let’s schedule a meeting. I am specialist on contract law – more information here.