THE ENFORCEBILITY OF ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS ON INVOICES
In a significant ruling, the Hon’ble Delhi High Court reaffirmed the principle that accepting goods under an invoice constitutes acceptance of its governing terms and conditions, including an arbitration clause.
RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN: THE ONGOING BATTLE BETWEEN PRIVACY AND THE INTERNET’S MEMORY
INTRODUCTION In an era where information dissemination occurs in milliseconds, the concept of privacy seems to be a dream.
AI in the Indian Insurance Market: Regulatory Preparedness
Introduction For some time now, there has been a growing impetus towards establishing a clear regulatory approach and governance mechanism for artificial intelligence in India (AI).
Belgium finally allows for electronically signing employment contracts
Electronic signatures In Belgium, an employment contract executed by using an electronic signature generated by an electronic identity card or an electronic signature that meets the same security criteria as the signature generated by the electronic identity card, is considered equivalent to an employment contract bearing a wet ink signature.
“Moral Damages” in Brazil: What Foreign Businesses Need to Know
“Moral damages” (“danos morais”, in Portuguese), refer to compensation awarded to individuals or entities that have suffered non-material harm, such as damage to reputation, violations of personal rights or emotional distress.
Ultimate Beneficial Owner Declaration in Brazil
Brazilian regulation requires all companies, both national and foreign, registered in the National Registry of Legal Entities (CNPJ), to declare the existence or non-existence of an Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) within thirty (30) days from the date of registration with the CNPJ, in accordance with the guidelines contained in the Normative Instruction No. 2119/2022, issued …
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COMPETITION LAW: STRATEGIC AND PROCEDURAL CONSIDERATIONS
DEFINING COMPETITION LAW
Navigating the Legal Minefield: Protecting Legitimate Transactions Amid Gambling and Moneylending Disputes
Introduction Recent decisions by the Malaysian Federal Court have raised concerns about the enforcement of financial transactions, particularly in cases involving gambling debts, moneylending, and legitimate commercial arrangements like put option agreements.
Brand Protection in Brazil: Strategic Negotiation as a Tool to Prevent Litigation
In today’s global economy, trademarks are no longer mere identifiers — they are core business assets that influence brand equity, consumer loyalty, and competitive positioning. For companies operating in Brazil, a jurisdiction that balances formal legal procedures with complex market realities, brand protection must be comprehensive and forward-thinking.