Since November 7, the apostille procedure has been introduced between Kazakhstan and China.

The question of whether government-sponsored enterprises can enter into arbitration clauses arises frequently.

The new law regulates issues relating to hierarchy, legal force, and interpretation of legislative acts.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Introduction of Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the Matters Related to Provision of Public Services" No....

Mergers and acquisitions in Kazakhstan are now subject to the new Law "On Competition and Restriction of Monopolistic Activities" (the "New Antimonopoly Law"), adopted on July 7, 2006, which repealed the law that had been in effect since 2001 (the "Old Antimonopoly Law"). The New Antimonopoly Law introduces several significant changes, particularly with respect to prior consent from the antimonopoly authorities for an acquisition.

Twenty years ago, Kazakhstan's Constitution was adopted, which declared it a "rule of law" country.

In March this year President Tokayev announced amendments to the Constitution of Kazakhstan. One of the amendments concerned with the establishment of the Constitutional Court (effectively instead of

Construction sector in Kazakhstan is now under a targeted regulatory scrutiny. Following inspections by state authorities and the prosecution service that occurred recently, a number of construction licences...

19 апреля 2024 года Казахстан ратифицировал Протокол о внесении изменений в Договор о Еk

The state duty is a payment to the budget levied for the performance of legally significant actions, including those related to the issuance of documents...

Настоящее исследование представляет собой...

02 июля 2024 года Правительство опубликовало проект постановления «О проекте Закона Рес

Новый закон использует термин «разъяснение», а не «толкование» норм права.

Изменения в Закон Республики...

С 1 июля 2021 года вводится...

Kazakhstan's Supreme Court has issued new normative resolution clarifying critical procedural requirements for administrative litigation, including pre-trial dispute resolution procedures, statute of limitations calculations, and jurisdiction determination criteria. These guidelines address longstanding ambiguities that previously led to inconsistent case returns and procedural barriers, particularly affecting tax disputes and challenges to administrative acts.

This comprehensive legal analysis examines Kazakhstan's Supreme Court Normative Resolution No. 2, which systematically clarifies procedural requirements for administrative litigation. The resolution addresses critical issues including lawsuit admissibility criteria, pre-trial dispute resolution procedures, jurisdictional determinations, and the boundaries of judicial review when assessing the legality of administrative acts and discretionary governmental decisions.