Abstract

The article describes the new regulation concerning the National Court Register, which was introduced by the Act of 28 November 2014.

First of all, the author points out that under this regulation registration courts acquire new possibilities of acting ex-officio, especially if it affects the security of trading. Further on the author presents the regulation which allows for crossing out from the register the companies which do not conduct any activity and have no assets. The author notes that thanks to this regulation the National Court Register will include more reliable information. In the latter part of the article, the author focuses on what happens to the assets found after an entity has been crossed out from the register.Finally, the author points out that the new regulation may significantly affect the market.