Adapting to Change Business Law Insights from Today's International Legal Landscape : Contributions to the 13th International ConferenceChallenges of Business Law in the Third Millennium,November 17, 2023, Bucharest / Cristina Elena Popa [and seven others], editors.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Popa, Cristina Elena, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Commercial law--Congresses.

Commercial law.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (0 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Bucharest, Paris : Adjuris - International Academic Publishers, [2024]

Summary:

This volume contains the scientific papers presented at the Thirteenth International Conference ,,Challenges of Business Law in the Third Millennium" that was held on 17 November 2023 in online format on Zoom. The conference is organized each year by the Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences. The scientific studies included in this volume are grouped into five chapters: Emerging Corporate, Contractual Compliance and Ethical Issues in a Global Context; Navigating Cross-Border Legalities; Legal Perspectives on Technological Disruption in the International Sphere; International and European law Dynamics in a Changing Business Environment; Practical and Administrative Considerations. Legal Implications. The present volume is addressed to practitioners, researchers, students and PhD candidates in juridical sciences, who are interested in recent developments and prospects for development in the field of business law at international and national level.

Contents:

Intro

Daniela DUȚĂ, Isabelle OPREA

EMERGING CORPORATE, CONTRACTUAL COMPLIANCE AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT

Consequences for the Breach of Company Directors Duties.

Perspective of the United States of America

The Limited Liability Company from the Perspective of the Latest Legislative Changes in Romania

Economic Justifiability of Work on Sunday. Dilemmas

and Suggestions

Consequences of Confirming the Restructuring Agreement in

the Rescue Procedure

Implementation of the Deposit-Return System, an Absolute

First for Romania

Precautionary Measures to Protect the Debtor's Estate from

Insolvency Proceedings

Modern Business with Ancient Tools or Warranty against Eviction in Roman Law and Its Inheritance in the French,

German and Italian Civil Codes

The Rental Contract in the HoReCa Field. Theoretical and Practical Aspects, Respectively Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods

1. Introduction. Advance specifications

1.1. Definition of the HoReCa field

1.2. Protection of consumer tourists in HoReCa

2. Lease contract in the HoReCa field

2.1. The headquarters of the matter. The parts

2.2. Contract definition and types of clauses

The varieties of the lease agreement in the HoReCa field are: the lease agreement between the lessor-hotelier and the lessee-provider of casino-type services, from the perspective of the activities carried out by the lessee within the leased space.

3. Considerations and statistics regarding the HoReCa rental contract concluded between the hotel and the casino

4. Alternative dispute resolution methods (ADR) regarding the rental contract in the HoReCa field

5. Conclusions

NAVIGATING CROSS-BORDER LEGALITIES

Trafficking in Human Beings.

Peculiarities of Criminal Legal Characteristics.

The Right to Defence, an Indispensable Right for the Rule of Law

Restorative Justice between the Need to Bring to Justice Those Guilty of Committing International Crimes and

Conventional Crimes and the Implementation

of the National Reconciliation Process

PhD student Ionuț-Gabriel DULCINATU

Coercive Administrative Measures Applied in Financial Legal

Relations According to Bulgarian Legislation

The "Criminal" Nature of the Measure of Suspension of the

Operating Authorization of a Legal Person as a Tax Warehouse

Tax Evasion - Between Legality and Crime

Cumulation of Disciplinary Liability with Other Forms

of Legal Liability

LEGAL PERSPECTIVES ON TECHNOLOGICAL DISRUPTION IN THE INTERNATIONAL SPHERE

Changing Circumstances and the Crisis of International Law.

The Rebus Sic Stantibus and Its Use in Legal, Political and

Contemporary History

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Digital Banking System

PhD. student Daniela DUȚĂ

Possibilities for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in

the Activities of the Judiciary

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MiCA: Direct Applicability Coupled with Challenges for

the National Legislation

Abstract

1. Introduction

2. Complaints

3. Choice of law

4. Czech law insight

5. Example from Estonia

6. Conclusion

Peculiarities and Controversies Regarding

the Credit (Financing) Agreement

Perspectives Regarding the Reconfiguration of Rest Time in Current Romanian Law. The Right to Disconnect

INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN LAW

DYNAMICS IN A CHANGING BUSINESS

ENVIRONMENT

International Law: The Lost Metaphor? Reflections

on the Current Wars

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Invalidity of Treaties, as a Legal Sanction Specific to Public

International Law

Constitutional Aspect through the Prism of International Principles

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Abstract.

I would like to note that, in contrast to substantive legal norms, which establish the content of the rights and obligations of individuals and legal entities of private international law and at the same time regulate their behavior, the conflict of.

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