Lawyer’s analysis. The Romanian Constitutional Court has ruled: appeals suspend construction
What legal solutions are available to contractors and beneficiaries? In November 2024, the Romanian Constitutional Court issued a highly significant decision regarding the construction and real estate sector. The subject of the constitutional challenge was the legal provision stating: “Upon filing a lawsuit, the court may be requested to suspend the construction or demolition permit …
What steps should you follow when buying a business in Romania?
Due Diligence – Essential in the acquisition process Acquiring a business, even if it is joint stock company in Romania or limited liability company in Romania, requires a detailed analysis of all financial, legal and commercial aspects to eliminate risks and ensure a secure investment. Due diligence in Romania is an essential process in any transaction and …
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REFORM OF SUBSOIL USE: FROM LEGISLATIVE CHANGES TO EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
1. Legal framework On 17 January 2025, Law of Ukraine No. 4154-IX came into force, amending the Code of Ukraine on Subsurface Resources and the State Programme for the Development of Ukraine’s Mineral Resources Base for the period up to 2030. In accordance with these amendments, the Government was authorised to amend the list of …
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Supreme Court Overturns Three Decades of Precedent on Royalties Paid to U.S. Licensors
U.S. Companies Should Reassess Their Tax Strategies As cross-border licensing and settlement agreements become increasingly common and tax authorities intensify scrutiny of license fees, royalty payments, and other similar consideration (“Royalties”), understanding how Royalty payments are sourced for tax purposes is critical.
Asylum Seekers in the UK – Common Questions in 2025
MPs often receive questions from constituents about the UK asylum system and financial support for people seeking asylum. The House of Commons Library published on 16th September 2025 a list of the common questions asked and the issues which were covered.
How to Enforce Foreign Arbitral Awards in Ukraine: Recent Practices and Challenges
Roman PROTSYSHYN MCIArb and Kateryna SOLODOVNYK This guide from Ilyashev & Partners’s arbitration team addresses the practical recommendations for those considering the enforcement of an arbitral award in Ukraine.
PPP IN UKRAINE: A GAME CHANGER OR JUST A NAME CHANGE
On 30 July 2025, the President of Ukraine signed the Law of Ukraine “On Public-Private Partnership” No. 4510-IX, adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on 19 June 2025 (the “Law”).
THE BIGGEST FINANCIAL MISTAKES TO AVOID POST-DIVORCE
We have previously shared insights on staying on the right financial track during divorce, particularly if you have not had to deal with managing practicalities such as tax, standing orders, direct debits during your marriage.
The issue of interpretation of Article 13 (2) of the Agreement between Peoples Republic of China and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with Respect to Evasion of Taxes.
There are various Chinese companies working in Pakistan. A lot of these companies are working on infrastructure projects involving constructions of Power Projects, Dams and Highways.
ARTICLE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL SANCTIONS IMPLEMENTATION UNIT (NSIU)
The establishment of the National Sanctions Implementation Unit (NSIU) with the Greek acronym: EMEK, through The Law on the Establishment of the NSIU (L.150 (I) 2025 with effect as of 25th July 2025, constitutes a major development in Cyprus’ sanctions legal framework. The House of Representatives plenary approved the “National Sanctions Implementation Unit Law” (NSIU). …
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