Legal measures employers can take in case their employees infringe their contractual duties
What are the do’s and dont’s for employers when stepping up against breaches of duties by employees, and when is the right time to act?
What measures can we take to provide for the operability of our company in case of unexpected, tragic events?
In case of small and medium size enterprises the majority owner often deals with the management of the company or a group of enterprises on its own, by exercising full control over the company or group of companies alone.
KRS: Debtors setting lienors with their back against the wall
According to the expert of Kovács Réti Szegheő Attorneys at Law there are several ways in which debtors in rem can prevent getting into disadvantageous situations owing to omissions by debtors in personam.
KRS: Why is it advisable to conclude an agreement for inventory liability?
Taking an ordinary inventory at the workplace may lead to unexpected results for employers and employees alike, according to the expert at Kovács Réti Szegheő Attorneys at Law.
The latest amendment of the Civil Code affects the status of lien holder creditors
The amendment of the Civil Code in force as of 28 February 2015 has eliminated the right of the registration courts to impose fines automatically ...
Cross-border claim enforcement (Part 2)
The European order for payment procedure simplifies, speeds up and reduces the costs of litigation in cross-border cases concerning uncontested pecuniary claims in civil ...
Cross-border claim enforcement (Part 1)
Rapidly increasing trade within the European Union inevitably brings about a great deal of unpaid invoices ...
Can LLC-s gain time for fulfilling their mandatory capital increase obligation?
Are there any ways provided by law in which limited liability companies can gain time for fulfilling their obligation of capital increase falling due on 15 March 2016 the latest? This presents a challenge for many LLC-s as a number of enterprises face considerable difficulties when it comes to increasing their initial capital to the threshold of HUF 3 000 000.
KRS: When borrowers are faced with a dispute with the banks during the forex-based loan remedy procedure (Part 3)
The President of the National Bank of Hungary has issued its first decree on the general rules governing the calculation methods concerning retail loan agreements.
KRS: procedures to be applied by banks for calculating forex-based loan remedy (Part 2)
The President of the National Bank of Hungary has issued its first decree on the general rules governing the calculation methods of retail loan agreements. Dr Mónika Kapetz in the second article (you can read the first here) of this three-part series looks into the three applicable methods based on which financial institutions are bound to recalculate Forex-based loans.
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