Law — Contracts
8 articlesCivil contracts — work, commission, preliminary — form, legal consequences and the most common mistakes.
Guides in this category
Withdrawal from a contract — deadlines and rules
Check deadlines for withdrawal from a contract, including distance contracts. We explain counting rules and common mistakes.
Deposit vs cancellation fee — rules and consequences
What differs between a deposit and cancellation fee, and how to record it in a contract.
Preliminary contract — rules, form and consequences
Preliminary contract explained: required elements, when a notarial form is safer, and consequences of non-performance.
Contractual penalty – what it is and when it applies
Learn what a contractual penalty is under Polish law, when it is due, how it is calculated and how limitation/offset works.
Contractual penalty for delay and default – how to calculate
When is a penalty for delay or default due, how to calculate it and which clauses matter most.
Contractual penalty for contract withdrawal – when and how much
When a penalty for withdrawal or termination is valid, how it is calculated and when it can be challenged.
Contractual penalty in mandate and task contracts – when it works
Check when a penalty in mandate (zlecenie) or task (dzieło) contracts is enforceable and which clauses matter.
Enforcement costs — who pays and how much
We explain enforcement costs: who pays, what fees apply, key deadlines, and common scenarios.
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Bailiff costs calculator — who pays and how much
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Salary and bank account attachment calculator — how much can be seized
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FAQ: Contracts
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