vracení

Vrácení (also seen as vracení) is a Czech noun derived from the verb vracet, meaning to return or give back. It denotes the act of returning something to its original owner, to a supplier, or to a prior state. The term is used across different domains and should not be confused with zvracení, which refers to vomiting.

In commerce and consumer law, vrácení zboží refers to returning goods purchased by a consumer, typically within a defined period and under conditions (for example, unused items in original packaging). Vrácení peněz denotes a refund of money, either after a return or as compensation. These concepts are governed by consumer protection rules and sales terms, which often specify how returns and refunds are handled for both in-store and remote purchases.

In civil and contract law, vrácení can describe restitution or the return of property to its rightful owner, or the fulfillment of an obligation by returning value or goods under an agreement or court order. The notion is closely tied to ideas of ownership, possession, and reparation of losses or misapplied benefits.

Related terms include vrátit (to return), navrátit (to restore or return to a previous state), and vrácený (returned). Common phrases include vrácení zboží, vrácení peněz, and vrácení majetku. The concept is a fundamental aspect of property rights, contractual remedies, and consumer rights within Czech law and everyday practice.