Payment in construction activities in many cases may not be made in accordance with the contract. When one party is late in payment, the rights of the other party will be affected. In this article, TNTP’s lawyers will give ours views to answer the question: What...
The construction sector has inherently significant debt risks due to the complexity of projects and the involvement of multiple stakeholders. The emergence of debt not only affects cash flow but also leads to prolonged legal disputes, which can severely impact...
In the context of increasing international integration, disputes related to international sales contracts are becoming more frequent. Mediation can be applied as a preferred method to resolve these disputes effectively due to its flexibility, speed, cost-efficiency,...
In the construction sector, a construction warranty not only ensures the quality and durability of a project but also serves as a legally binding commitment between involved parties. The contractor is responsible for repairing and addressing damages and defects that...
Arbitration is a commonly used method for resolving international commercial disputes. According to the principle of territoriality, an arbitral award is only effective within the jurisdiction of the country where the award is issued. Therefore, for an award issued in...
