Legal impasse: who is liable when shareholders fail to take decisions?
In practice, it is often the case that a company's shareholders, because of internal disagreements or conflicts, do not take decisions that only they can take.
Do the courts apply double standards in protecting the interests of the state and private business?
In court practice, it is not uncommon for a court to decide to impose interim measures before the judgment in a civil case has become final, or even without notifying the defendant.
What does the seller of a used car have to guarantee and what does a short-term "commercial guarantee" really mean?
When buying a used car that is no longer covered by the manufacturer's warranty, buyers are often tempted by additional offers such as "3-month warranty", "5 000 km warranty",
Is it worth notarising a preliminary real estate contract?
The property market has remained active in recent years, while the supply of new-build housing has been limited. As a result, buyers are increasingly signing contracts