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- Claiming for Staff Injury or Death - South Africa
Provided by EvershedsCourt ruling answers a critical questions relating to employees of labor brokers.
- Corporate Bond Crisis in Israel: Rescuing the Business, to Rescue the Creditors
Provided by Shapira & Co.The author describes the Israeli side of the global financial crisis.
- Out Dated Laws in Kuwait
Provided by The Law Firm of Labeed AbdalFew notes on some of the local laws in Kuwait which will need some reforms for better and fare application..
- Legal Requirements for incorporation of Companies in Nigeria
Provided by Brooke ChambersThe legal requirements for the incorporation of substantive Companies, subsidiaries and holding companies are contained in the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) Cap 59 LFN1990. They are mentioned hereunder as:
- EU Fundamental Rights
Provided by Abunameh & Partners Law FirmAt the beginning, relationships between parties governed in private law, were in a closed circuit and completely separated from public law. But gradually, the thick line between private and public law started to disappear, and private law has opened up for the effect of the public law rules including the fundamental rights and the four freedoms.
- Ship Arrest as a Conservatory Measure in Cameroon
Provided by Henry, Samuelson & Co.The law governing ship arrest in Cameroon is the Merchant Marine Community code of 03/08/2001 (the code). The code was inspired chiefly by the International Convention of 1999 on the arrest of ships and the Brussels Convention of 1952 on the Unification of Certain Rules on the Arrest of Ships. This code is a regional legislation applicable to the CEMAC sub-region comprising Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Tchad, with executive secretariat in Bangui.
- Intellectual Property Defined
Provided by SCP Global Africa IPIntellectual property is the corollary of creative genius, invention for short. The early man was the first person to ever invent anything but then intellectual property was not an issue and this because his inventions, though new and original, involving an inventive step, were not industrially applicable and more importantly, he would not market the product of his inventions.
- Structuring a Business Presence in Libya
Provided by Ben Abderrahmane & PartnersThe rapid pace of change in Libya creates significant opportunities, challenges and complex decisions for economic operators and investors. To benefit from these opportunities it is necessary to follow the fast changes of the Libyan law and in particular the requirements regarding the a business presence of a foreign company in Libya.
- Service of Foreign Legal Process in Nigeria
Provided by Bloomfield Advocates and SolicitorsIn any civil or commercial action, for a court to exercise jurisdiction on a matter, it must be established that adequate notice of the action or the originating processes were served through the proper means or channel. Failure to adhere to the rules or laws that guide the service of legal process would nullify the proceedings and rob the court of jurisdiction to act on the matter particularly when the successful party seeks to enforce the foreign judgment in Nigeria.
- 10 Years of "Democracy" in Nigeria
Provided by Kayode Ajulo & Co. Castle of LawThe democracy as I have been taught, as I have been opportune to see being practice universally and as backed by plethora of judicial authorities is the complete application of rule of law and human rights is any given society.






