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- The Implications of the Bwin Judgment for Malta Remote Gaming Licensees
Provided by Zammit & AssociatesAn analysis of the legal implications in the case of Portugal versus Bwin and how it applies to Malta Remote Gaming Licensees.
- Rotterdam Rules and Combined Service on Maritime Legislation - Ukraine
Provided by International Law OfficesRotterdam Rules have been worked up especially for liner trade and carriage of goods by sea. Containerization of trade and transportation of cargo require relevant enforcement of law. International community makes efforts to create legal norms regulating relations in multimodal technology of contemporary transport, especially, marine transport.
- Establishing a Corporation in Israel
Provided by Dardikman Law OfficesThe following article will guide you through the types of corporation, partnerships, and businesses you are able to establish in Israel. The article will provide you with all the necessary details and paper works you will be required in order to establish your corporation in Israel.
- International Commercial Arbitration Court and Disputes in Ukraine
Provided by Marketplace LLCFind out all about International Commercial Arbitration and Commercial Dispute Resolution in Ukraine as well as International Commercial Arbitration Court and Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
- PLC Labour and Employee Benefits 2009/10 Volume 2: Employee Share Plans
Provided by Vernon David Law Firm© This chapter was first published in the PLC Cross-border Labour and Employee Benefits 2009/10 Handbook: Volume 2: Employee Share Plans and is reproduced with the permission of the publisher, Practical Law Company.
- The Liquidated Damages Clause in the Individual Employment Contract - Romania
Provided by Gradeanu & Partners Law FirmThe liquidated damages clause is the ancillary convention allowing the parties to determine in advance the amount of the damages incurred by the lender as a result of the borrower’s failure to fulfill or of the borrower’s delayed or inappropriate fulfillment of its obligation.
- Judicial Review in the Rail Industry - UK
Provided by Burges Salmon LLPThe rail industry is highly regulated and rail companies are often subject to the decisions of public bodies with authority over how they operate. The exercise of such governmental, statutory and regulatory powers can have substantial direct and indirect effects upon a company's costs, access rights and opportunities. When the decisions are inappropriate or unfair, Judicial Review proceedings are often the remedy available to the industry to defend its interests and expectations.
- Lorenz on the New Rules on Financial Assistance in Belgium
Provided by LorenzAfter several years of lobbying by law practitioners, the European Parliament finally issued in 2006 Directive 2006/68/EC (hereinafter: “the Directive”) providing the Member States with the opportunity to ease some of the capital protective measures as set out in Directive 77/91/EEC regarding the formation of public limited liability companies and the maintenance and alteration of their capital.
- Police Officers Overwhelmed with Paperwork
Provided by Mendip Media GroupAccording to an article written in The Daily Express on 3rd October 2009, police officers are spending less than 6 hours a week patrolling the streets.
- The AIFM Directive - Potential Benefits of a European Domicile
Provided by IsolasA European development with a global impact. Joey Garcia analyses the effect of the implementation of the AIFM directive and discusses how a European domicile might, in this context, be of benefit and, in particular why Gibraltar is well placed to offer a European solution






