nemovitého

Nemovitého is a Czech grammatical form referring to immovable property. It is the genitive singular masculine and neuter form of the adjective "nemovitý" which translates to "immovable" or "real estate." This adjective is used to describe property that is fixed to the land and cannot be easily moved, such as buildings, land, and other structures.

In legal and real estate contexts in the Czech Republic, the term "nemovitého" signifies ownership or rights pertaining to such immovable assets. For instance, when discussing the acquisition or transfer of property, one might encounter phrases like "vlastnictví nemovitého majetku" (ownership of immovable property) or "převod nemovitého" (transfer of immovable property). The genitive case here indicates possession or a relationship to the immovable asset.

The concept of nemovitého is fundamental in property law, taxation, and financial transactions related to real estate. It distinguishes these assets from movable property, which can be relocated. Understanding this grammatical form is crucial for navigating legal documents and discussions concerning real estate within the Czech legal framework.