In the picturesque landscapes of Bulgaria, many individuals find the perfect setting to either invest in property or establish a home. The process of acquiring residency through property investment in Bulgaria is characterized by a series of legal nuances that potential investors should be well-acquainted with. Here, we delve into the intricate details surrounding property acquisition and the pathway it potentially paves to Bulgarian residency.

The publication provides a comprehensive overview of the process for establishing a company in Serbia, noting that while the procedure is relatively simple, it requires compliance with specific legal steps. It outlines that any individual can start a business, details the necessary documentation like a founding agreement and proof of identity, and explains the various business structures available, with limited liability companies (LLCs) being the most popular due to their protective features against personal liability. The procedure includes selecting a business name, obtaining an electronic certificate, and registering with the Serbian Business Registers Agency. It also mentions associated costs, including registration fees and minimum share capital requirements. Overall, the text emphasizes the importance of legal assistance to ensure a smooth setup process for entrepreneurs looking to start a business in Serbia.

Aiming to create a modern, transparent, and unified regulatory framework by replacing the current fragmented regime, the new Hungarian Construction Act was adopted in December 2023.The new Act makes such substantial changes that most of its provisions will enter into...

The possibility of payment of salary in cryptocurrencies in Argentina is a question that has been recurrently asked nowadays and that, despite the absence of specific regulations on the matter, must be addressed.

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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has recently addressed the issue of the possibility of retaining traffic and location data in two of its decisions.

Business life gives birth to a variety of contracts which are not regulated by the Civil Codes in continental jurisdictions. In cases the parties conclude such a so-called “atypical contract”, it is for the judge to decide whether the default rules of a nominated contract regulated by the Civil Code can be applied in gap-filling function.