In the previous article, TNTP explored the topic: “Methods Used by Investors to Delay Debt Payments”. The article outlined common strategies being used by investors to prolong payment timelines. Building on this theme, TNTP explores the motives behind...
The sale of goods is a common commercial activity aimed at transferring goods between two parties for profit. If disputes arise during the performance of the contract that the parties cannot negotiate themselves, they have the right to request the competent court to...
International sales of goods contract disputes are inevitable due to differences in language, culture, or business practices, which may prevent the parties from understanding each other’s goals. Understanding and selecting the appropriate dispute settlement method can...
Temporary Emergency Measures are court-ordered actions designed to address urgent situations in civil cases. The procedure for applying such measures in civil proceedings is understood as the court carrying out processes in accordance with legal regulations to issue a...
In a civil relationship, when a party breaches an obligation, civil liability will arise. In that case, the breaching party will have to bear civil liability as an adverse legal consequence to compensate and apply other remedies for the losses and damages suffered by...
1. Deadline for Submitting an Application for Recognition and Enforcement • Within 03 years from the date the foreign arbitral award takes legal effect, the party entitled to enforcement, the person with legitimate rights and interests involved, or their...
