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Draft Amendments to the Civil Code. To what extent is it justified to stop providing...
land plots for construction under leases? -
OVERVIEW OF THE CASE LAW OF THE RUSSIAN SUPREME STATE COMMERCIAL (‘ARBITRATION’) COURT IN...
RELATION TO APPLYING INSOVENCY (BANKRUPTCY) LEGISLATION FOR QUARTER I OF 2012 -
Russian M&A landscape: does using English law give an investor 100% protection?
It is well known that most Russian M&A transactions, especially private equity deals, are governed by English law. -
Public-Private Partnerships in Russia: A Time to Change
There was a milestone event in Saint-Petersburg in the beginning of 2012. A school offering general education for 285 students was opened in the city on the river Neva. It is the first public facility to be constructed by investors under a public-private partnership (PPP). The key feature of using a PPP to build social infrastructure is that the investor is responsible for construction and the subsequent operation of the facility for the period laid down in the agreement. However, this type of cooperation in Russia is still quite rare. -
Treaties Applied by Russia Temporarily to be Published Officially
Legal Update No. 343 -
Signs of non-use of agricultural land plots have been determined
Legal Update No. 349 -
Amendments to Lists of Products Subject to Mandatory Certification
Legal Update No. 341 -
VAT treatment of bonuses under supply contracts
Legal Update No. 342 -
Russian SAC Presidium Clarifies the Bankruptcy Law
Legal Update No. 340 -
On new rules for determining customs export value
Legal Update No. 339 Goltsblat BLP hereby advises of new Russian Government Resolution No. 191 dated 6 March 2012 introducing new rules for determining the customs value of commodities exported from Russia (the Resolution). The Resolution comes into effect on 14 April 2012, superseding the previous rules.