Pevzetí

Pevzetí is not a standard Czech noun; if encountered, it is typically a misspelling or variation of the common term převzetí, which means the act of taking over, accepting, or assuming control, rights, or obligations.

Převzetí is derived from the verb převzít (to take over, to assume). The noun form is used across legal, business, and administrative contexts to denote the act of assuming something from another party. Its precise meaning depends on the context and may refer to acquiring property, taking over responsibilities, or accepting contractual rights and liabilities.

In corporate and civil contexts, převzetí describes processes such as a takeover bid, the acquisition of a company, or the transfer of contracts and assets from one party to another. It is also used for the acceptance of obligations, for example převzetí závazků (assumption of debts), or for the transfer of property (převzetí majetku) and duties (převzetí funkce or převzetí odpovědnosti). In public administration and politics, the term can denote the transfer of authority or management from one administration to another (převzetí vedení, převzetí moci).

Related terms include převod (transfer) and převzetí závazků (assumption of liabilities). The word should be distinguished from zadržení or zabavení, which refer to detention or confiscation, not takeover.