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Proposal to reform EU’s CO2 emissions trading system
On 15 July 2015 the European Commission published a proposal to amend the current Emissions Trading System Directive (2003/87/EC).
Proposal to reform EU’s CO2 emissions trading system
Waste Act amendment causes problems with EU funding for construction of incinerators
This year’s amendment of the Waste Act is forcing changes in the scheduling of incinerator projects. Target load start-up tests must be postponed until after the integrated permit is issued. This may give rise to claims by contractors for prolonging the project completion period because of a change in the law.
Waste Act amendment causes problems with EU funding for construction of incinerators
Obtaining decisions and permits: What can be demanded of a FIDIC contractor?
The contractual division of duties to obtain decisions and permits does not change the principle that the investor is basically required to cover the costs of obtaining them. Nor can a division contrary to law be imposed on the contractor.
Obtaining decisions and permits: What can be demanded of a FIDIC contractor?
Is a licence really forever?
Software licensing agreements often provide that the licence is granted for an unlimited time. But what does this mean in practice and what legal consequences does it exert?
Is a licence really forever?
The block chain and the law
Bitcoin opened up a spectrum of possibilities and a legal Pandora’s Box. But block chain—the technology on which Bitcoin is based—generates even greater potential and further legal challenges.
The block chain and the law
Reprivatisation law must be just
An interview with Krzysztof Wiktor, a partner at Wardyński & Partners who co-heads the Reprivatisation Practice, about the little reprivatisation act, a controversial ruling by the Constitutional Tribunal, and current trends in the case law.
Reprivatisation law must be just
Building regained but units sold
Decision to sell units in a building covered by the Warsaw Decree: A source of injury in pursuing claims for damages
Building regained but units sold
(Dis)advantageous restitution: Compensatory damages for returned Warsaw real estate
After reprivatisation proceedings lasting many years, the legal successors of the former owners of real estate manage to regain the property that was once lost. But often the current value is grossly low, which justifies pursuing compensatory damages.
(Dis)advantageous restitution: Compensatory damages for returned Warsaw real estate
Claims for damages for administrative inaction
Failure to consider a decree application can be grounds for public entities to make up the loss for depriving the owners of rights to land in Warsaw.
Claims for damages for administrative inaction
Reprivatisation claims and the acquisition of adjacent real estate by residential cooperatives
Monetary compensation for former owners of Warsaw Decree properties could help in many instances to remove the barrier to acquisition by residential cooperatives of adjacent plots of land to improve the conditions for development of their own real estate.
Reprivatisation claims and the acquisition of adjacent real estate by residential cooperatives