Transfer of shares is a common activity in enterprises (joint stock companies). Shareholders transfer shares to each other under the law to help enterprises raise capital and improve financial capability according to the company’s business situation. However,...
In business operations, enterprises can encounter disputes arising from contracts, commercial relationships, or other issues. To resolve these disputes, various methods can be used, such as court litigation, commercial arbitration, and commercial mediation. This...
When business and commercial disputes arise, the parties prioritize resolution through negotiation and mediation. If negotiation and mediation fail, the parties may resolve the dispute in court, possibly undergoing two levels of trial: first-instance and appellate. In...
When detecting acts of infringement of copyright and related rights, subjects have the right to initiate civil lawsuits at competent People’s Courts to protect their legitimate rights and interests. So, what conditions should be met when you want to initiate a...
“Fake Contracts” is a common practice in the modern day, especially in complex economic transactions. However, the nature of Fake Contracts itself carries many legal risks and potential disputes between the parties. In this article, TNTP will analyze some...
In a time of ever-growing economic activities, capital contribution contracts are very common and popular between individuals and enterprises. The purpose of a capital contribution contract is usually to establish an enterprise, business cooperation, or investment....
