The right of shareholders to sue managers1 of a joint stock company is an important legal mechanism enabling shareholders to protect their own lawful rights and interests, as well as those of the company, where a manager breaches an assigned duty. This article examines the conditions for exercising this right, the persons entitled to bring […]

Disputes over sale and purchase contracts and loan-of-property contracts are among the most common types of civil disputes today; yet a considerable number of statements of claim are still returned by the courts, or made subject to requests for supplementation, for want of adequate legal grounds. Bringing a lawsuit involves more than merely drafting a […]

Does being granted conditional early release from imprisonment mean that the person has already completed their imprisonment sentence? Will a person granted early release be issued a Certificate of Completion of the Imprisonment Sentence immediately upon release from prison, or must they wait until another point in time? These are questions of particular concern to […]

Extending the deadline for holding the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (“AGM”) is a legal mechanism that allows a joint stock company to postpone this mandatory annual meeting where a legitimate reason exists. What, then, does the law provide regarding the conditions, the competent decision-making body, and the maximum extension period? This article examines these […]

As a general principle, the distribution of an estate should first be carried out based on an agreement among the heirs. Court proceedings only become necessary when disputes arise among co-heirs that cannot be resolved through mutual agreement, or when the lawful rights and interests of one or more heirs have been infringed. This article […]