smlouvách

Smlouvách is the locative plural form of the Czech noun smlouva, which means contract or agreement. It appears in contexts where the discussion concerns contracts as the topic, the place, or the object of consideration, commonly following locative prepositions such as v, ve, or o.

Grammatically, smlouva is a feminine noun. In the locative plural, many feminine nouns ending in -a form the ending -ách, yielding smlouvách. This form is used with prepositions that govern the locative case, for example in phrases like ve smlouvách or o smlouvách, to indicate “in the contracts” or “about the contracts.”

Usage and context: smlouvách is typical in formal, legal, or administrative prose. It may appear in contract summaries, legal opinions, regulatory texts, or discussions of terms and conditions across multiple agreements. It is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form used to reference contracts in plural within a sentence.

Examples:

- Podmínky uvedené ve smlouvách byly změněny. (Conditions stated in the contracts were changed.)

- Zjištění se týká některých ustanovení obsažených ve smlouvách. (The finding concerns certain provisions contained in the contracts.)

Related terms include smlouva (singular contract) and smlouvy (nominative plural). Smlouvách does not denote a separate doctrine or institution; it is a grammatical form used to refer to contracts in legal and formal Czech texts.

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