Overview of the Singapore Cartel Regulation 2017 – article in GTDT
Overview of the Singapore Cartel Regulation 2017 – article in GTDT 1 Feb 2017 Global Competition Review/ Getting The Deal Through Cartel Regulations 2017 The chapter comprehensively covers topics such as the extent of the Competition Commission of Singapore’s (CCS) investigative powers, the process for seeking immunity under Singapore’s leniency programme, the treatment of confidential …
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Third Party Funding in International Arbitration and What It Means for You: Civil Law (Amendment) Bi
Not An Island. Consolidating Ip Legislation In Mauritius
Commentary regarding Trademark aspects in the Mauritius Draft Industrial Property Bill The Mauritius Draft Industrial Property Bill is open for comment. We are in the process of studying the draft, but in the meantime we are able to offer the following initial comments pertaining to Trade Marks in the Bill. This is a Bill which …
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3 February 2017: Migros acquires Tipesca
The Migros Group, through Mérat & Cie. SA, has acquired Tipesca SA, a company incorporated in the canton of Tessin. Tipesca offers a wide range of fish products.
Mandatory Mediation Under Turkish Labor Law
I. Introduction An alternative dispute resolution method is expected to be introduced in Turkey shortly through the Draft Law on Labor Courts ("Draft Law"). The purpose of the Draft Law is to bring a functional and an effective judicial procedure for labor conflicts via mandatory mediation and to replace the current regulations.
Facilitation or Liability Trap for Foreign Employers? – The Revised Austrian Law against Wage and So
On 1 January 2017, the revised Austrian Law against Wage and Social Dumping ("Lohn- und Sozialdumping Bekämpfungsgesetz" or "Revised LSD-BG") came into force. The Revised LSD-BG applies to matters arising after 31 December 2016.
Article – EU commission proposal on E-commerce
Article – European Commission proposes new VAT rules to support e-commerce and online businesses in the EU On 1 December 2016, the European Commission has published proposals to improve the Value Added Tax (VAT) environment for e-commerce businesses in the EU. Particularly, the proposed changes, aiming to allow start-ups and SMEs, to buy and sell …
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Serbia: Regulation on the Terms and Conditions for Attracting Direct Investments
The Regulation on Terms and Conditions for Attracting Direct Investments (“Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia”, no. 110/2016) has come into force on 1 January 2017. The Regulation introduces certain changes in regards to public invitation, grounds and conditions for the allocation of funds in respect of the investment projects.
New Rules on Public Procurement: A Stronger Stance for “Greener” Public Contracts
With Legislative Decree No. 50/2016 (the so-called “Public Procurement Code”, hereinafter “PPC” or “the Code”) Italy implemented the EU Directives 2014/23/EU, 2014/24/EU and 2014/25/EU, concerning, respectively: (i) the award of concession contracts; (ii) public procurement; and (iii) procurement by entities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors. The PPC, by repealing the …
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Employment Contracts Conducted Electronically
LEGAL BACKGROUND In this digital age, there is an increased reliance on the internet as a means of conducting business in a more efficient manner. In recent years, businesses have slowly started to move away from traditional methods of conducting business, to a more online based business. This allows for innovation and development in the …
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