Infrastructure gap: Some comments from the real estate sector to help reduce it
In Peru, the ongoing Pandemic has made more evident the great deficit in infrastructure in the various public services: transportation, energy, telecommunications, health, water and sanitation, water infrastructure and education. Our infrastructure development is lagging behind regional peers and even more so with OECD countries. We rank 85th out of 137 countries on the Infrastructure …
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The Law on Restructuring of Certain Receivables and Amending Certain Laws Is Published
The Law on Restructuring of Certain Receivables and Amendment of Certain Laws (“Law”) was published in the Official Gazette dated 17 November 2020 and numbered 31307.
The Constitutional Court Decision Evaluating the Expert Report’s Positive Proof Qualification upon
Turkish Constitutional Court has recently published its decision in which it evaluated the expert report’s positive proof qualification upon the finalization of the court decision. As a result, the court decided that the acceptance of the objection to the expert report in the appeal process breaches the proprietary right of the applicant, since the report …
Turkish Constitutional Court: Failure to take the Favorable Law into Account Violates the Principle
Turkish Constitutional Court (“CC”) ruled that it is unconstitutional not to apply the favorable criminal provision within the scope of the law change that occurred during the judgement process.
A GVZH Guide for British Yacht Owners (as per recent RYA published guidelines)
AN INTRODUCTION TO A GVZH GUIDE FOR BRITISH YACHT OWNERS
Legal Regulations and Tax Implications of Cryptocurrencies
In times of economic uncertainty and growing loss of confidence in fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum are among the most discussed alternatives to established currencies. This article intends to provide a brief overview of legal regulations and tax implications of cryptocurrencies in Thailand.
NEW DISPUTES RESOLUTION RULES IN THE ENERGY SECTOR
The Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (“ANRE”) issued a new procedure applicable for the settlement by ANRE of the complaints filed by the existing or future final clients of electricity and gas, as well as by the existing and future grid users (both producers and consumers) against the providers of services and activities in the energy …
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Personal Data Protection Authority Imposed Administrative Fines Against the Association Sending Adve
On 6 November 2020, Turkey’s Personal Data Protection Authority published a summary of a decision dated 10 September 2020 and numbered 2020/791 on its website regarding the processing of the mobile phone number of a data subject by an association for sending advertising SMS without getting explicit consent of the data subject.
UPDATES OF THE ROMANIAN CRIMINAL LAW IN ACCORDANCE WITH RELEVANT EU LAW PROVISIONS
Background As a part of European Union (”EU”), Romania regularly updates its legislation to reflect the direction provided by the European legal framework.
Digital Securities Offerings in Malaysia (Part 2)
Malaysia Lawyer’s Perspective on Digital Assets1 Offering The following Q&A is between Ian Fong, Director of Marketing & PR, Propine Technologies Pte. Ltd. and our Serina Abdul Samad, Partner and Head of Capital & Debt Market practice group, Azmi & Associates, in Q1 2020 and is the second of our two-part series on the topic of …
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