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Current regulations on fees in employment cases Under the previous provisions of the 2005 Act on Court Costs in Civil Cases, fees in employment cases were …
Article 429 of the Civil Code governs the issue of tortious liability of a party who is not the direct perpetrator of the damage but has …
The facts and course of the case were rather complex, but they do not require detailed discussion for the purposes of this article. It suffices to …
From 1 July 2023, changes will come into force, including amendments regarding the service of court documents on sole traders. This is due to the amendment …
Article 65 of the Civil Code sets out the fundamental principles governing the interpretation of declarations of intent. In accordance with the aforementioned provision: A declaration …
As a general rule, once the debtor has filed an application to open composition proceedings, the court examines it in closed session, which should take place …
Can the court allow a payment order to be paid in instalments? Pursuant to Article 320 of the Code of Civil Procedure, ‘In particularly justified cases, …
How is fraud defined? The Civil Code does not contain a definition of deceit as referred to in Article 86 of the Civil Code, nor does …
The lack of clarity in this regard stems mainly from a fairly common mistake, namely the conflation of the concepts of a set-off declaration and a …
When seeking an answer to this question, we instinctively turn to Article 363 of the Civil Code, which deals with the methods of redressing damage. And …
The legislature states in Article 76 of the Code of Civil Procedure that “Any person who has a legal interest in the case being decided in …
The purpose of Article 108 of the Civil Code is to prevent legal acts from being performed in situations where there is a conflict of interest …
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