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Does your contract say what you think? When and how can you enforce under a performance bond? How do you manage the Brexit minefield? These are some of the hot topics crossing the desks of the construction team at Arthur Cox.

Attribution of profit to a permanent establishment (‘PE') and computation of the total taxable income of such an entity having PE in India is yet another...

Labor laws with profound historical, social and economic significance have recently been changed by the Italian legislator, following a lengthy debate aimed at reconciling employee's protection with access to employment.

A loss was suffered for the purpose of entitlement to indemnity under a Top and Drop insurance policy when settlement monies were drawn down from (rather than paid into) an escrow account.

With Law no.33/2017, which was approved on the 21st of April 2017 and entered into force on the 7th of May 2017, the Albanian Parliament relieved businesses from old unpaid tax and custom duties.

Maintaining records to meet the burden of proof and demonstrate causation in your construction claim or defence is essential. It's all on you!

The Delhi High Court today issued notice on a petition against establishment of Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facilities in the national capacity.

The Court of International Trade (CIT) has ordered U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to begin automatically refunding International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) duties.

A recent decision of the Lands Tribunal will bring a welcome rise in the value of most residential investment portfolios.

On October 30 2003, in the federal district court for the WD of Oklahoma Dr Voda sued Cordis Corporation for infringement of three US patents.

A discussion on the interpretation of an exclusion clause incorporated in an agreement which ran from five years from 1 April 2007 but ended unhappily in July 2010 with claims and counterclaims as to who was entitled to terminate.

Eli Lilly, the plaintiff in a patent infringement action, was successful in appealing a decision of the Federal Court which had found Eli Lilly’s Canadian Letters Patent No. 2,041,113 (the ‘113 Patent) relating to the medicine olanzapine (Zyprexa) invalid on the basis that it was not a proper selection patent.

A recent decision of the Queensland District Court has clarified the limitation period for recoverable sums.

In these proceedings, an Italian bottle manufacturer appealed a decision by the SA District Court to stay proceedings .

In a test-case decision handed down on 19 December 2008, the Full Federal Court ruled against the Commissioner of Taxation and held that rent, management fees and other charges payable under a Managed Investment Scheme for the production of almonds are deductible to investors.

On April 23, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) released a decision answering a constitutional question as to whether non-Canadians can exercise Aboriginal rights protected under Section 35(1)...

Post investigation, the company was directed to pay service tax as determined by the departmental representatives. All the companies paid the said amount so determined along with filing an application u/s 73(3) of the Finance Act, 1994.