Legal System. 2.1 The scope of our review is restricted to and this opinion is rendered solely with respect to the laws of the Province of British Columbia, and the federal laws of Canada having application therein as of the date hereof.
Legal System. Products and materials bearing the name, trademarks or images of Notre Dame shall not be manufactured or produced in any country where the local legal system would prevent Notre Dame, in its sole discretion, from adequately protecting its name, trademarks, images or other interests or from implementing any provision of this Code of Conduct. In addition, after June 30, 2001, products bearing the name or other trademarks of the University of Notre Dame shall only be manufactured in countries where all workers enjoy the legal rights to associate freely, form independent labor unions and collectively bargain with their employers concerning wages, hours, working conditions and other terms and conditions of employment.1 In order to satisfy the minimum requirements of this recommendation, any country where Notre Dame licensed products are manufactured must satisfy one or more of the following: (1) be a signatory to International Labor Organization (“ILO”) Convention No. 87 2; (2) be a signatory to I.L.O. Convention No. 98 3; or (3) have adopted its own national laws which provide all workers within the country (including but not limited to foreign workers) legal rights to free association and to form and join organizations of their own choosing (including unions) without anti-union discrimination, prior authorization or interference by public authorities or others. Employer created, mandated or sponsored organizations, such as company unions, do not satisfy this requirement.
Legal System. The Dominican Republic is a civil law system. Its various codes (i.e., Civil Code, Commercial Code, and Penal Code) are, in fact, translations into Spanish of the corresponding French codes of the nineteenth century. Although Spanish is the official language because of the country's status as a Spanish colony until 1822, the French influence in the Dominican legal system is a direct result of the Haitian domination (an ex-French colony) from 1822 to 1844. The country attained its independence from Haiti on February 27, 1844. As a codified system, Dominican courts ordinarily pay significant respect to written agreements between contracting parties. However, Law No.173 is by its terms a "public order" statute and thus supersedes contrary provisions in agreements between private parties. Law No. 173 is applicable in the entire territory of the Dominican Republic, as there is no significant provincial law or municipal law.
Legal System. The Laws of People’s Republic of China on the Hainan FTP was promulgated and became effective on 10 June 2021, providing important legal safeguards for the construction and development of Hainan FTP at the national legislative level. These aim to promote the central task of liberalising and facilitating trade and investment, focuses on the basic framework and key institutions, and covers five main areas: authorisation of legislation and management xxxxxxxxx, xxxxx liberalisation and facilitation, investment liberalisation and facilitation, taxation system and ecological environmental protection. On 29 September 2021, the Thirtieth Session of the Sixth Standing Committee of Hainan PC approved the Regulations on Optimising Business Environment in Hainan FTP, the Regulations on Anti-Consumer Fraud in Hainan FTP, the Regulations on Fair Competition in Hainan FTP and the Regulations on Social Credit in Hainan FTP. These regulations were the first wave of supporting regulations introduced since the promulgation and implementation of the Laws of People’s Republic of China on the Hainan FTP. Within one year after the promulgation of the Laws of People’s Republic of China on the Hainan FTP, Hainan enacted 17 free trade port regulations, with a focus on consolidating the legislation on three areas to accelerate the construction of the regulatory system of a free trade port: promoting reform and innovation, promoting industrial development and promoting ecological protection. As at 10 June 2022, more than 180 policies have been published on the construction of Hainan FTP, mainly covering trade policies, investment policies, fiscal policies, financial policies, shipping and aviation policies, and data transfers policies. Hainan FTP has preliminarily formulated competitive policies and institutional systems, and the system of policies and instructions of Hainan FTP was fundamentally established. Strategic Framework In relation to the establishment and construction of Hainan FTP, Hainan FTP implements A Strategic Framework of “One Guideline, Three Foundations, Fourfold Positioning and Eight Pillars”, namely, (1) to follow a series of important speeches, directions and instructions of President Xx in relation to the work of Hainan, (2) to take (a) Guidelines of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Supporting Hainan in Furthering All-round Reform and Opening-up, (b) the Overall Plan for the Construction of Hainan FTP (the “Overall Plan”) and (c) the Laws ...
Legal System. The legal framework for banking is still fragmentary. In the many areas where adequate commercial code has not been developed, bankers have recourse only to the old Soviet civil code, which does not cover much of what is needed in a modem market economy. Some elements of collateral and enforcement legislation have been produced, but these laws cannot be sufficiently implemented, as there is no adequate collateral registration system. A recent decree by the State Property Committee is improving the registration of collateral.
Legal System. In these questions, the respondents were asked to tell how their national legal system pursues the issue of cyberterrorism, as well as the challenges, constraints and/or trade-offs: How does your legal system pursue cyberterrorism? Results: Answers were received from Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece, Hungary and United Kingdom. All these countries have legal basis on cyberterrorism. Only the United Kingdom is in the process of reviewing the existing legislation. What are the challenges, constraints or trade-offs (e.g. privacy aspects, legal framework) you consider pursuing the problem of cyberterrorism? Results: Answers were received from Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece and United Kingdom. The main issues were: • Competences of police forces; • Timely national and European cooperation; • Poor level of public awareness; • Lack of specialized staff; • Lack of specialized units, technologically well equipped and with highly qualified and specialized staff; • Difficulty to follow the innovation capacity of terrorists; • Creation of legal instruments is slow; • Legal framework is not agile enough; • Privacy aspects; • Human and IT Resources.
Legal System. Many laws and regulations in the PRC are promulgated on broad principles. As the PRC legal system continues to develop, the promulgation of new laws or refinement 0000 XXXXXXXXXX #000X, XXXXXXXX, XXXXXX, XXXXXX , X0X 0X0 000 XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX CENTER, NEWARK, DE, 19711, USA TEL: (000) 000-0000, FAX: 000-0000000, EMAIL: XXXXXXXXX@XXXXXX.XXX ROYALTECH CORP. and modification of existing laws may affect foreign investors. The general effect of legislation since 1982, when the National People’s Congress amended the constitution to authorize foreign investment, has been to enhance the protection afforded to foreign investment enterprises in the PRC. However, there can be no assurance that future changes in the legislation or the interpretation thereof will not have an adverse effect on the Company.
Legal System. Article 1 — Oi S.A. (“Company”) is a publicly held company, which is governed by the present Bylaws and applicable legislation. 1st Paragraph — Once the Company is admitted to the special listing segment known as Level 1 Corporate Governance of the BM&FBOVESPA S.A. — Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias e Futuros (“BM&FBOVESPA”), the Company, its shareholders, management and members of its Audit Committee, shall be subject to the provisions of the Listing Regulations of the Level 1 Corporate Governance of BM&FBOVESPA (“Level 1 Listing Regulations”).
Legal System. In the event of a legal dispute concerning this Agreement, the matter will be dealt with under the legal jurisdiction of the defending party.
Legal System. This Contract shall be construed and governed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Colombia with the exception of the rules on conflict of laws.
