Practical Considerations on Registering Imported Products with National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC)
It is required that all food, drinks, drugs, chemicals, cosmetic products and medical devices whether imported or locally manufactured are registered with The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) before being marketed, sold or distributed in Nigeria.
Termination of Employment in Nigeria: Legal Considerations for Employers.
Like in all common law jurisdictions, relationships between employers and employees in Nigeria are primarily governed by their contracts of employment and any applicable employment laws for the time being in force.
IMPORTANT ANNUAL FILINGS: DOING BUSINESS IN INDIA
Introduction India, with its dynamic and diverse economy, has become one of the most attractive destinations for business expansion and investment.
New Draft Bill for Cannabis and Hemp of Thailand
Since 9 June 2022, cannabis and hemp are no longer classified as narcotics under the Narcotics Code,
Community Service Executed Without Enough Conviction May Get You Convicted
In the light of reports received by the Abu Dhabi Public Prosecution regarding a lack of commitment and discipline in the performance of State dictated punitive community service,
Can I Obtain Custody of My Children Under Muslim Family Law in the UAE After My Ex-Wife Remarries?
In the UAE, custody of children following the divorce of Muslim parents is governed by Federal Law No. 28/2005 on Personal Status Law.
Telecommunications Licensing and Data Centers in Thailand
With changes in Thailand’s law and policy on foreign satellites, and political and legal issues involving restrictions on the export of computer chips for artificial intelligence (for more information please see Thailand’s current AI policy),
Cloud Services & Telecommunication Licensing in Thailand
There is often confusion surrounding telecommunication licensing and cloud services.
Thailand’s Telecommunications Business Act
The Telecommunications Business Act B.E. 2544 (2001) (“TBA”) provides that a person operating a telecommunications service in Thailand is required to obtain a license.
Foreign Satellite Services in Thailand
The telecommunications market in Thailand has liberalized since the passage of the Telecommunications Business Act (TBA) of 2001 (see Thailand’s Telecommunications Business Act).