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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSLOUISVILLEDinsmore & Shohl, LLP101 South Fifth Street, Suite 2500Louisville, KY 40202Kathryn A. Quesenberry(kathy.quesenberry@dinsmore.com)D. Craig York(craig.york@dinsmore.com)Patrick Michael(patrick.michael@dinsmore.com)Jill F. Endicott(jill.endicott@dinsmore.com)Tel: (502) 581-8000Fax: (502) 581-8111www.dinsmore.comLOUISIANANEW ORLEANSLeake & Andersson, L.L.P.1100 Poydras StreetSuite 1700New Orleans, LA 70163-1701W. Paul Andersson(pandersson@leakeandersson.com)George D. Fagan(gfagan@leakeandersson.com)Lou Bonnaffons(lbonnaffons@leakeandersson.com)Edward T. Hayes(ehayes@leakeandersson.com)Tel: (504) 585-7500Fax: (504) 585-7775www.leakeandersson.comLAFAYETTELeake & Andersson, L.L.P.600 Jefferson StreetSuite 603Lafayette, LA 70501-8920Patrick M. Wartelle(pwartelle@leakeandersson.com)Tel: (337) 233-7430Fax: (337) 233-8403www.leakeandersson.comMAINEPORTLANDNorman Hanson & DeTroy, LLCTwo Canal PlazaPortland, ME 04101Stephen Hessert(shessert@nhdlaw.com)Jonathan W. Brogan(jbrogan@nhdlaw.com)Adrian P. Kendall(akendall@nhdlaw.com)Doris V. Rygalski(drygalski@nhdlaw.com)Tel: (207) 774-7000Fax: (207) 775-0806www.nhdlaw.comMARYLANDBALTIMORESemmes, Bowen & Semmes25 South Charles StreetSuite 1400Baltimore, MD 21201James W. Bartlett(jbartlett@semmes.com)Mark Moore(mmoore@semmes.com)Heather H. Kraus(hkraus@semmes.com)Robert E. Scott, Jr.(rscott@semmes.com)Tel: (410) 539-5040Fax: (410) 539-5223www.semmes.com16
MASSACHUSETTSBOSTONMorrison Mahoney LLP250 Summer StreetBoston, MA 02210Mark P. Harty(mharty@morrisonmahoney.com)Sean F. McDonough(smcdonough@morrisonmahoney.com)Grace V. B. Garcia(ggarcia@morrisonmahoney.com)John P. Knight(jknight@morrisonmahoney.com)Tel: (617) 439-7500Fax: (617) 439-7590www.morrisonmahoney.comFALL RIVERMorrison Mahoney LLP10 North Main StreetFall River, MA 02720Mark P. Harty(mharty@morrisonmahoney.com)Sean F. McDonough(smcdonough@morrisonmahoney.com)Grace V. B. Garcia(ggarcia@morrisonmahoney.com)John P. Knight(jknight@morrisonmahoney.com)Tel: (508) 677-3100Fax: (508) 672-3840www.morrisonmahoney.comSPRINGFIELDMorrison Mahoney LLPTower Square1500 Main StreetSuite 2400Springfield, MA 01115Mark P. Harty(mharty@morrisonmahoney.com)Sean F. McDonough(smcdonough@morrisonmahoney.com)Grace V. B. Garcia(ggarcia@morrisonmahoney.com)John P. Knight(jknight@morrisonmahoney.com)Tel: (413) 737-4373Fax: (413) 739-3125www.morrisonmahoney.comWORCESTERMorrison Mahoney LLP446 Main StreetSuite 1010Worcester, MA 01608Mark P. Harty(mharty@morrisonmahoney.com)Sean F. McDonough(smcdonough@morrisonmahoney.com)Grace V. B. Garcia(ggarcia@morrisonmahoney.com)John P. Knight(jknight@morrisonmahoney.com)Tel: (508) 757-7777Fax: (508) 752-6224www.morrisonmahoney.com17
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triggering a potential conflict of
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information is that they will find
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the problem, but reaches further to
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ALABAMACharles A. “Chuck” Stewa
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CONNECTICUTHenry M. Beck, Jr.Joseph
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DELAWAREJames W. SempleMORRIS JAMES
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HAWAIIPeter A. DubrawskiCristina Gu
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investigation of a claim was a priv
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MISSISSIPPIStephen P. Huwe, Esq.DAN
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NEW YORKWilliam D. YoquintoCARTER,
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NORTH CAROLINADavid M. DukeShannon
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SOUTH CAROLINADuke R. HighfieldVict
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TEXASJ.K. LeonardWhitney Broadwater
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UTAHHeidi G. GoebelCHRISTENSEN & JE
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Statements made by a party during a
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WASHINGTONTamara K. NelsonSylvia J.
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ALFA INTERNATIONAL2015 INTERNATIONA
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there is mounting frustration over
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Supreme Foodservice A.G. - Criminal
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cases continue to generate controve
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company’s commitment to complianc
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people schooled in law or science a
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members of a tribe as much as we do
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five other people? For some student
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about a sex offender Dutton intervi
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were victims of crime or had been s
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Researchers at the University of Ar
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witness into a private space in the
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impacts are fully felt, much less t
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investigators, scientists and polit
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One defendant 5 , Company X for thi
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obstructive in discovery, especiall
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Hackers Anonymous—Risk Mitigation
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information, marketing information,
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sure who or what you’re connectin
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possible. Improperly handled data b
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courts in recent months have been m
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slightly favor the merchants and no
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notifications until after it comple
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the cloud began to take on a more r
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would create a false sense of secur
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C. Get Consent From Your ClientThe
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i. all information that is a trade
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Exhibit No. 1:Software as a Service
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"Availability Requirement" has the
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(a) When Provider notifies Customer
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exceed the Availability Requirement
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Level Failurebegins and[PERCENTAGE
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Customer Data to the information te
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provided in this Agreement for so l
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such mirror system so that it may b
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SCHEDULE [B/[OTHER LETTER]]SERVICE
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IT IS BOUND TO HAPPEN:Managing Loss
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share cyber-threat information with
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IV.Liability for Data BreachesHavin
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okers to ensure that they have adeq
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Advertising injury. Similar to Cove
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the Insured to the Insurer of a fai
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even decreasing slightly in late 20
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• Business method and software pa
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companies forced to settle or proce
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2. The scope of the patent and when
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Lions, Tigers, and Bears—When Com
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II. Retaliation Claims Enforced by
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esponse to the complainant. Within
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The client disclosed information wh
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Vanguard has threatened to bring it
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unlawful constraint on the employee
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Workplace Trends - What Is Hot and
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Employee Section Procedures. Valida
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an applicant’s criminal history i
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employees to fill customer orders,
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female transsexual workers in viola
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employees’ personal Facebook page
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Young was based when she worked for
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indefinitely). One alternative view
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possible,” 2protectable trade sec
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versions of the Uniform Trade Secre
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secrets, consistent with the requir
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strictly construed. 35The inclusion
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ecoverable for the breach of a vali
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That lawsuit was followed by multip
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1. ValidityFor the validity of a no
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compete clause. As a consequence, t
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obligation on termination requiring
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This should be the easiest type of
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the covenants on termination. Addit
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his or her freedom of speech outwei
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due to the restrictive covenant, th
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• that respecting new exploitatio
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consequence of otherwise rendering
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or uses it for his own profit or fo
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Medical Marijuana and Employment La
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2. The amounts that a user may poss
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provides that if there is any confl
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○preventing the growing of mariju
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○Generally, the answer is yes. Ho
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○On January 27, 2014, the Colorad
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discuss the legal consequences of a
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their insolvency laws within a mode
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The Regulation does not mandate adv
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Occasionally, a company’s managem
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c. England and WalesProceedings can
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In its order opening the insolvency
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All the officers appointed in the i
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5. Role of Creditorsa. GermanyCredi
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ii.LiquidationIf the creditors and
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inding the insolvent company are au
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insolvency filing. The administrato
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surrender of its collateral. If the
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even from outside of the EU) are tr
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declaration creates an “administr
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The Insolvency Court will enter an
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or the administrator after the inso
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approve the Administrator’s propo
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ii. Procédure de conciliation 50As
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While the mandat ad hoc and the con
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Sauvegarde financière accélérée
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Employees are protected by so calle
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15. Management Duties and Liability
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acknowledged where gross negligence
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Also, directors may be held persona
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specific knowledge that the debtor
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The seller may take legal action fo
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The distinction between de facto an
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. FranceWith some exceptions 77 (e.
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assess the assets that are located
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The Law Department of the 21 st Cen
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Earth, Wind and Fire - When it’s
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the event of a catastrophic event.
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the personnel necessary for essenti
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Finally, once a business continuity
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as soon as reasonably possible may
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prearranged, pre-loss event cost of
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As a result, businesses must know t
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might temporarily or permanently ex
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travel overseas, and personnel from
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employees of basic policies, such a
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5 for the RoadThe Politics of Litig
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5 for the RoadStrategies for Avoidi
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5 for the RoadHackers Anonymous—R
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Five for the RoadIt is Bound to Hap
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION .....
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CONTRIBUTORSCornwall Stodart, Melbo
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- 2 -BUSINESS STRUCTURESCowell Clar
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- 4 -• unconscionable conduct in
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- 6 -Employers are required to main
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- 8 -TAXATIONCowell ClarkeIncome ta
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- 14 -2. NominationThe employer mus
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LAW OFFICESDR. F. SCHWANKVIENNAYOUR
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AUTHORS:Friedrich Schwank, Dr. iur.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ::IntroductionEss
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VII Semiconductor Chip Design Prote
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- INTRODUCT IION -ESSENTIALS FOR FO
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If this is so in the jurisdiction o
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- CHAPTER ONE -DO’’S AND DON’
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considered ineffective to the exten
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- CHAPTER TWO -CORPORATE STRUCTURES
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Other clauses of the Articles of As
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to represent the AG.represent the A
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- CHAPTER THREE -TAX PLANNINGIAttit
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iithe home is used for not more tha
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a. Offshore Investment FundsUnder A
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The group taxation regulation is ai
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AUSTRIA’’S DOUBLE TAXATION TREA
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Treaty Limits on Withholding TaxesC
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- CHAPTER FOUR -PROTECT YOUR KNOW-H
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the date of priority, and is concer
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It is also possible to declare a pa
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- CHAPTER F IIVE -LABOUR AND EMPLOY
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at present 38.5 hours per week. As
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Non-compete ClausePost contractual
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council having been given five days
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(i)(ii)presents false papers or giv
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(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)Damages. This is ca
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1. The employer must enter into an
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viexample would be if some employee
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iilook after the apprentice and occ
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- CHAPTER S IIX -PENSIONS AND SUPER
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A criminal investigation is under w
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ixSurplus of AssetsThe Pension Fund
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How to Invest in Brazila guide to i
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1. FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL AND C
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In accordance with the new rules, f
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Moreover, BACEN legislation also es
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Today, consolidations, acquisitions
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3.1. Corporation (S/A)S/As are gove
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The number of non-voting preferred
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Special attention should be given t
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occur without prior registration at
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The quota capital may only be incre
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more than half the quota capital, a
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3.5. ConsortiumDifferent organizati
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With respect to trademarks, the Law
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If Brazil has signed an agreement t
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After August 2010, through a new AG
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5.4. Construction RightOwners may e
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of Law 9,430 of 27 December 1996).
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Earnings and capital gains derived
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Currently, the generally applied ra
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o) on the settlement of concurrent
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6.1.6.1. Social Integration Program
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Today, this new system is expected
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Of the total resources collected by
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In order to regulate Resolution 13/
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(i) Minimum age of 16;(ii) From 14
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During vacation, employees receive
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The sums deposited will be the prop
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(iv) 2.5% of the total gross revenu
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market. The policy for the sector i
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The consideration for the benefit i
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A foreign company may license a pro
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The judgment of the proposals shall
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Law 8,987/95 fixes the policies for
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(ii) the penalties applicable to th
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The guarantees to be granted by FGP
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The bidding process for the contrac
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the impact of flooding caused by th
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This and the generation activities
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It is relevant to mention that in s
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indigenous peoples and communities,
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markets: commercial, industrial and
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5 of Law 11,508/07), and the prohib
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(iii) full depreciation during the
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This benefit is regulated by Decree
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14.6. RETAEROThe Special Tax Incent
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15. ACQUISITION OF COMPANIESThe tot
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joint and several liability of the
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BACEN may, if it deems necessary, a
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Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerla
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Currently, UNASUR has twelve minist
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Ambassador Roberto Azevedo was appo
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Treaty for Legal Cooperation in Cri
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The Convention contains 101 article
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administrator of such company, with
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If an arbitration seat is in Brazil
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policies concerning drugs, equipmen
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composed of effectively beneficial
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Experimental drugs to be used under
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Nevertheless, the federal governmen
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obligations set forth in the Mining
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A good opportunity for the explorat
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management in Brazil. Therefore, if
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The purpose of PPSA is to manage th
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24.12. OpportunitiesThe 1 st Biddin
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DOING BUSINESS INATLANTIC CANADA
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Updated Oct 10, 201456
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Chapter 1IntroducingStewart McKelve
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CONNECT WITH US TO STAY CURRENTVisi
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NEW BRUNSWICKQuick FactsNatural res
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NOVA SCOTIAQuick FactsIt has a popu
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ECONOMIC EQUATION OFTHE ATLANTICADV
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THE CANADIAN POLITICAL ANDJUDICIAL
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Chapter 2Forms of BusinessOrganizat
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natural person to own property and
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Electronic Commerce Act. Pleasesee
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novel in a statute of this kind, th
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Each province has its own Partnersh
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Chapter 3Regulation ofForeign Inves
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An individual who is neither a Cana
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INVESTMENT REVIEW PROCESSFollowing
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Chapter 4Business Travel toCanada,
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immigration rules applicable to the
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the transfer of their expertise to
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approximately two years, will inclu
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. Professional occupations (NOCA) -
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The following provincial nominee pr
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OTHER CONSIDERATIONSTaxesThere are
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CHAPTER 5TRADE AND BUSINESS CONDUCT
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The penalties for infractions of cu
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International Investment DisputeRes
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or markets or control the productio
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On summary conviction, a maximumfin
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deals with electrical products, fir
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DOMESTIC TRADE / PROVINCIALREGULATI
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Franchising RegulationIn Atlantic C
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circumstances where a court finds t
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CHAPTER 6TAXATION LAWSince 2000, th
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Carrying on Business Through a Bran
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efundable income tax credit of up t
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capital of less than $5 million are
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Nova ScotiaTaxable IncomeTax Rate$0
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CHAPTER 7REAL ESTATE LAWGENERAL CON
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identified with the intention that
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the province are mapped and assigne
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The lawyer’s role in the transact
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CHAPTER 8SECURITIES LAWREGULATORY O
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Accredited Investor ExemptionEach o
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certain information about the issue
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CHAPTER 9INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYINTEL
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By registering a trade-mark in theT
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the author. They can, however, be w
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INTEGRATED CIRCUIT TOPOGRAPHIESTopo
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CHAPTER 10PRIVACY LAWFEDERAL LAWSPe
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audit, destroying personal informat
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Similar to PIPEDA, the Health Infor
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PIIDPA applies to all records in th
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CHAPTER 11EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR LAW
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parties to the employment relations
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Duty to maintain a safe workplaceIn
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employment privilege. The freezerem
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is only one bargaining unit compris
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The employee’s length of service(
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Interviewing: asking the right ques
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“reasonableness” analysis by a
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employee knew or was warned that hi
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CHAPTER 12ENVIRONMENTAL LAWREGULATO
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certain aspects of marine pollution
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the receiver. Waste manifests are a
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odily harm by criminal negligence i
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Each Board consists of members appo
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Water PollutionWater quality testin
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environment or the life, health, or
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esponsible” is a defined term, an
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Chapter 13CommercialReorganization
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esult, in a bankruptcy orinsolvency
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There are strict guidelines andtime
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Once a person or corporation is dec
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following factors when determining
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CHAPTER 14ENFORCEMENT OF CREDITORS
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mortgaged property through power of
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in Atlantic Canada is strictly gove
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Pre-Trial Disclosure ProcessOral Di
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namely the federal Bankruptcy andIn
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CHAPTER 15MUNICIPAL LAWMunicipaliti
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An MPS may also provide that certai
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Chapter 16Aboriginal Law
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To understand the importance of Abo
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Section 25 does not stand alone, ho
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the power to infringe upon Aborigin
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In conducting negotiations with Abo
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injunctive relief, damages, or simp
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Other Aboriginal Interests in Labra
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information as possible to the Mi
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There are, however, a number of exc
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CHAPTER 17BIG LANDStewart McKelvey
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hydroelectric generation mega-proje
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APPENDIX: BUSINESS INCENTIVESNEW BR
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minimum wage. To be eligible, the e
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There are a number of other program
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WINTER PRODUCTION FINANCING PROGRAM
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NOVA SCOTIASMALL BUSINESS FINANCING
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FILM TAX CREDITNova Scotia’s Film
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lending, except under prescribed co
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It will create and maintain 10 new
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CANADAATLANTIC CANADA OPPORTUNITIES
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CANADIAN FILM OR VIDEO PRODUCTION T
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INVESTING IN CHILEFelipe Cousiño a
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3. - Corporate tax systemThe Chilea
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TRIANA, URIBE & MICHELSENDOING BUSI
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3Colombia’s infrastructure defici
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5Top Exports destination countries
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7Inter annual behavior of the GDPTh
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92. Portfolio Investments:It is don
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11Colombia is ranked sixth in the w
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13Financial investment or investmen
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15Exempt income: In Colombia is in
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17they can be agreed upon in foreig
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19VALUE ADDED TAXb) The company mus
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216. Labor Matterscountry regarded
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23During the probationary period, t
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25The following are said benefits:C
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27Sundays and national holidays are
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29Collective RightsDuring the cours
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31linked by means of a service agre
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Doing Business in Costa RicaThe pur
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Government structureThe Costa Rican
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Investing in Costa RicaStrategic Lo
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Investment IncentivesThe Free Zone
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Park- managing companies engaging i
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Attorneys
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Table of ContentsTable of Contents
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A. IntroductionThe Federal Republic
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are allocated from statewide party
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Unlimited settlement permit: The un
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and services in Germany and on impo
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A GmbH can be formed for any rightf
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A cash contribution on the contrary
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Every GmbH has to keep accounting r
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Share Capital and SharesThe registe
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financial statements have to be han
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The partners of a KG are divided in
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G. Taxation1. General informationGe
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1. Collective agreementsIn some bra
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are special regulations for female
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ages. This is because the employee
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4.3.5 General dismissal protectionA
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the performed work is typical work
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PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE REFORMSReal Es
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Petroleum IndustryA contractor or s
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Table 2Type of Income Germany South
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4 Railroad cars, locomotives, and e
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services exported or shipped as sto
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Capital and Profit TransferInvestme
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Intellectual Property Organization
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cause or are likely to ‘cause con
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Tier 1 is a mandatory basic social
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Credit Reporting ActThe Credit Repo
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Creation of a local companyThe proc
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• Only Guatemalans by birth or en
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one fourth of the gross income. Thi
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This regulation recognizes and guar
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subject to taxes, custom duties and
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Why Ireland?A guide to doing busine
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ByrneWallace I Why Ireland? A guide
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www.dglaw.co.ilDoing BusinessIn Isr
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1Israel - IntroductionThe State of
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2Forming a company in IsraelFor mos
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3Taxation - monthly and annual tax
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42Privileged and approved enterpris
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Engaged mainly in the field of rene
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5Research & Development (R&D)The Of
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6TNUFA- The Israel Idea Promotion C
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7Israel B-1 Work VisaForeign employ
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8Venture Capital & private equityIs
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VC funds generally invest in equity
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Tag-along rights also serve to make
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In recent years, enforcement of thi
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Tamar Gas FieldThe Tamar gas field
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layer which to date has not been dr
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Production Lease (Concession)Upon t
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LUXEMBOURG ALTERNATIVEINVESTMENT VE
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5. Investment Policy 96. Management
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amounting to 0.5% of the net assets
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the taxation of savings and, in par
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in writing that he is a sophisticat
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3. Business OrganisationLike most L
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UnregulatedSpecial PurposeVehicles
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TThhi iss ppr reesseennt taat tioon
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Legal Guideto Doing Businessin Mexi
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PrefaceIn 2005, as we approached th
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To the partners and associates of t
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Partners, Associates,of Counsel, an
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ContentsPreface Claus von Wobeser 7
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CHAPTER VIIIForeign Trade and Custo
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CHAPTER XVIIEnvironmental Law 2831.
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Acronymsand AbbreviationsAAAAAAEADR
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ICDR International Centre for Dispu
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PROFEPAPROSECRRETCRFCRGLPRGNRLFCERL
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CHAPTER IProfile of the Country1. G
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From 1855 to 1876, the liberal era
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It is a presidential system in the
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4. Economic System4.1. Recent Econo
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CHAPTER IIForeign InvestmentRegulat
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Investment protection chapters cont
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protection of its/his/her governmen
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foreign company that must issue inv
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egistration in the event that the f
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a) Limited activities. In the econo
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1.5.1. Neutral investment represent
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50C H A P T E R I I Iabove-mentione
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2.1. Power of Attorney for the Form
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54C H A P T E R I I Ic) Registratio
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4.4. The Management of the CompanyO
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4.6. The Oversight BoardIf the arti
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60C H A P T E R I I If) Restricted
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62C H A P T E R I I IThe general sh
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company, the increase or decrease o
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7.2. Authorization of the Foreign I
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Public Registry of Commerce, which
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70C H A P T E R I Vinstrument grant
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Pursuant to the civil codes of each
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1.1.1. Individual employment agreem
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76C H A P T E R V1.2.3. CapacityIn
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efore the Board that it has complie
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80C H A P T E R Vbeing efficient, p
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d) Obligating workers by coercion o
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Economía, SE). The resolution may
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disability or illness, and must inf
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1.10. OvertimeThe work shift can be
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Years of employment Days of vacatio
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institutions, and teaching personne
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94C H A P T E R Vacted in defense o
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1.20.1.2. Changes at the request of
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actions, manner of calling a meetin
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f) The amount of the salaries. This
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CHAPTER VIImmigration RegulatorySys
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the conditions that were indicated
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the Mexican consulate through which
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indicating his/her position and mon
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CHAPTER VIITax Regime1. Taxes That
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) Having an employee who exercises
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includes a limitation on the deduct
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abroad but at a tax rate less than
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f) Income that is taxed at the gene
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Once it is determined that one of t
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except for money exchange firms, an
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in question. They will be calculate
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of importing, a rate of 10 percent
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y the ISR Law can be offset in func
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GoodsA. Alcoholic Beverages and Bee
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5.5. Specific Obligations of STPS T
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The financial institutions must kee
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Federal Government is obliged to gr
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Taxable income is income that indiv
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Official languages Date entered int
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Interests 3Paid to banks duringa la
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Foreign trade regulations are also
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In the case of the free trade agree
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3.2. “In Bond” Deposit162C H A
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164C H A P T E R V I I Ia final goo
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4.2. Rule Eight166C H A P T E R V I
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vehicle business. Thus, if one of s
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170C H A P T E R I Xprincipal may b
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172C H A P T E R I XIt is important
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174C H A P T E R I Xbetween franchi
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CHAPTER XSpecial Regulationsfor the
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According to this NOM, the informat
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In general terms, the Federal Consu
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In this respect it should be mentio
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individually or in association vita
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c) Diagnostic agents. 13 All produc
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4.6.4.2. Cleaning productsThe LGS c
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CHAPTER XIFinancing Guarantees1. In
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documents that evidence the existen
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Consequently, when the secured obli
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equirements for this process are th
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of its loan through these propertie
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5.2. Special Mortgages5.2.1. Indust
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to perform its contractual duties,
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CHAPTER XIIIndustrial Property1. In
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should include the power of attorne
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The industrial design registrations
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In this regard and just as with the
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prior to this petition, or a tradem
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In this respect, the authorizations
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translates this number into words a
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It should be emphasized that in bot
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a) A fine for up to 20 thousand day
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party; such indemnification accordi
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226C H A P T E R X I I IHowever, th
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228C H A P T E R X I I Ior use of t
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to point out that for there to be a
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any other system, the setting down
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(c) a better right has been proved
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f) To collect and deliver any royal
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5.3. Commercial Infringement Procee
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officials) and that, in addition to
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242C H A P T E R X I Vwas ultimatel
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244C H A P T E R X I Vers from thei
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eferred, the LFCE establishes pract
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248C H A P T E R X I Vis carried ou
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250C H A P T E R X I VAs an effect
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4. Mergers252C H A P T E R X I VAs
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) That the concentration could be a
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These concessions can take two form
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258C H A P T E R X V3) In the form
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Pursuant to the RGN, PEMEX must pro
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In relation to non-exclusive distri
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exclusivity rights for 12 years on
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266C H A P T E R X VThe LRACRP also
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a) A list of the tractor-trailers a
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c) The generation of electricity fr
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a) The petitioners must be natural
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274C H A P T E R X Vconsidered impo
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Before explaining each of these for
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278C H A P T E R X V Icurrency, dom
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same as those for which the ministr
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CHAPTER XVIIEnvironmental Law1. Int
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Thereafter we will analyze the regu
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2.2. Risk StudyWhen the activities
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) Micrognerators. Industrial, comme
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processing, packaging, distribution
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j) Not comply with regulations rega
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a) Description of the process;b) Di
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(Ley Federal sobre Metrología y No
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contains the chronological analysis
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to health as a result of such conta
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304C H A P T E R X V I I IThe LFPA
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306C H A P T E R X V I I IIn the in
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308C H A P T E R X V I I Ibody does
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CHAPTER XIXCommercial CompaniesRegu
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of debt instruments. Therefore, we
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4) That one or more shareholders ar
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) Establish a program of gradual ad
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edistributed between the board of d
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CHAPTER XXInsolvency and Bankruptcy
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making when administrative, industr
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calendar days each, but without exc
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6. Specific Protections of Creditor
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330C H A P T E R X X INevertheless,
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under the current drafting the law
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The law also establishes the right
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Mexican laws govern all persons in
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3. Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
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It has been established as a genera
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of any person, whether a party or s
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esolve the appeal. The parties may
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d) Personal and commercial bankrupt
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348C H A P T E R X X I Ic) Internat
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350C H A P T E R X X I IThe parties
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352C H A P T E R X X I Irequesting.
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partnerships between the public and
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Right now, the boom of economic sus
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The PPP Act 5102/2013 seeks to esta
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The Paraguayan Ministry of Foreign
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employed by Decentralized entities
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Article 11 states that: “The Judg
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DOING BUSINESS IN SPAINSeptember 20
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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation and Are
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services providers shall meet befor
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profit participations derived from
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Personal Income TaxIn General. This
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The maximum marginal rate (for the
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Taxpayers who are required to file
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Taxable eventsThe following transac
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established in a country with which
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Certain mercantile law public deeds
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What is needed in order to formaliz
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The chosen name of the new company
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A “sociedad anónima” -“publi
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SENGULER & SENGULERLAW OFFICEDOING
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INTRODUCTIONIn the last 10 years Tu
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Specific Characteristics of the JSC
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TAXATIONA brief outline of the prin
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ANTI-CORRUPTIONCorruption poses an
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The OECD ConventionThe Organisation
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Workplaces with fewer than 30 emplo
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ACQUISITION OF PROPERTYAcquisition
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Establishing a business inthe Unite
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I OverviewIntroductionThis publicat
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LLPs were created by the Limited Li
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should personally contribute to the
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disclosure by both the overseas com
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Basic charging provisionsThe UK has
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will also generally attract stamp d
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esident goes non-resident for five
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9. Information and consultationBy l
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Prior to 6 April 2006, UK tax restr
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and that they have money under thei
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V Property, planningand environment
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National Planning Policy Framework
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VI Intellectual propertyAll busines
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owner of a database right is normal
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