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NJORD case law news: the Supreme Court's Jurisprudence and Scientific Analysis Division has published a summary of case law on the binding force of a judgment
Case law news in Latvia: in its decision, the Senate addresses the issue of the necessity to submit a document certifying the representation of a legal person governed by public law
NJORD Estonia: Distinctions in the calculation of the deadline for appealing against the decision on the establishment of a spatial plan in the light of the recent judgement of the Supreme Court
NJORD Estonia: Legislative amendment: employees in the construction sector receive additional protection and the responsibility of the main contractor increases
The General Court upholds the Commission’s decision finding that the national railway company of Lithuania abused its dominant position on the Lithuanian rail freight market
NJORD Latvia: Branches and representative offices of foreign companies in Latvia will be compulsory closed if they fail to disclose their beneficial owners by 01.01.2021
The Supreme Court of Lithuania: in case of early termination of the loan agreement, the interest-profit shall not be calculated – instead, civil liability shall apply
Pending changes to the existing Executive Order on Licencing Alternative Fund Managers to market Alternative Investment Funds from a Third Country in Denmark
Once again, the Danish Tax Agency amends the practice on which investment undertakings benefit from the VAT exemption for tax-exempt "management of investment funds" in the VAT Act
Renewable energy news: European Commission approves support for production of electricity from renewable energy sources and for electro-intensive users in Lithuania
Copyright news: the most visited torrent site in Lithuania has been recognized as a “pirate” and ISP’s will have to block access to it at their own expense
