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Perspective | Analysis of the Applicable Statute of Limitations for Disputes over Commodity Housing Sale Contracts

Statute of limitations: The statute of limitations refers to the legal system whereby a right holder loses the ability to request the court to protect their civil rights if they do not exercise their rights within a legally defined period. The law stipulates a specific "statutory limitation period"; if the right holder does not exercise their rights during this period, their failure to act may affect their right to win the case. It is particularly important to note that if the other party does not raise a defense based on the statute of limitations, it is considered that they have automatically waived that right, and the court shall not proactively apply the statute of limitations but should accept and support their litigation request.

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2024-12

Perspective | Nature of the Recognition of Changing the Expiration Date of the Labor Contract Termination

Case: Labor Dispute Case between Huang and a Certain Group Company

2024-12-17

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2024-12

Perspective | A Brief Analysis of the Confusion Between the Shareholder of a Sole Proprietorship and the Company’s Personality

The issue of the shareholder of a one-person company and the confusion of the company's personality is a complex and important legal matter, involving the relevant provisions of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China. Below is a detailed explanation of this issue, along with an analysis of related cases.

2024-12-17

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2024-12

Perspective | Exploring the Legal Pathways for Workers to Protect Their Rights in Situations of Company Wage Arrears

This article focuses on the common labor dispute phenomenon of companies failing to pay wages. It analyzes various situations of wage arrears and discusses the key preparatory work that workers should undertake before defending their rights, including evidence collection and understanding legal regulations. It comprehensively outlines the legal avenues available for workers to protect their rights, such as negotiation, complaints, arbitration, and litigation, while analyzing relevant labor laws and regulations. The aim is to provide a systematic and practical guide for workers facing wage arrears from companies, ensuring their legal rights are protected and promoting the harmonious stability of labor relations. Additionally, it provides a detailed explanation of different scenarios regarding economic compensation in labor law, such as payments of N, N + 1, 2N, etc., clarifying the applicable conditions and calculation methods, thereby enriching workers' legal knowledge in handling labor disputes.

2024-12-17

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2024-12

Real Estate Perspective | A Study on the Responsibility for Damage to Houses Caused by Blocked Public Sewage Pipes in Residential Areas

The issue of residential public sewage pipes being blocked and causing backflow damage to homeowners' properties is a common problem in real life, and its causes are often diverse. The blockage and backflow may be due to defects in the design or construction by the developer, or it may be caused by the property management company failing to fulfill its reasonable maintenance obligations. It could also result from improper use by homeowners sharing the same pipe, or even a combination of several of the aforementioned factors. Therefore, the question of how to allocate responsibility for disputes arising from property damage due to blockage and backflow in residential public sewage pipes needs to be discussed and handled on a case-by-case basis according to the actual circumstances.

2024-12-17

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2024-12

International Legal Perspective | 9610 Model: A New Chapter in the Regulation of Cross-Border E-Commerce

With the acceleration of globalization and the development of internet technology, cross-border trade e-commerce has become an important component of international trade. To adapt to the development of this emerging business model, Chinese customs has introduced various regulatory models, among which the 9610 model is an important regulatory method specifically for cross-border e-commerce retail export goods. This article will interpret the 9610 model and explore its advantages, business processes, and key points of export tax refunds.

2024-12-17

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Perspective | A Brief Analysis of Legal Issues Related to Interest on Construction Project Payments

The construction industry, being a relatively unique sector, often faces situations where the client delays payment due to the long construction periods and large amounts of project costs. However, given that the construction market is characterized by a buyer's market with many contractors competing for limited projects, it is common for clients to postpone settlements. In order to receive the final payment as quickly as possible, contractors often endure this situation and may neglect the interest portion during the settlement.

2024-12-17

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International Legal Perspective | NVIDIA Antitrust Case Warning: Operators Must Strictly Adhere to Legal Boundaries in Mergers and Acquisitions

Recently, NVIDIA has been investigated by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) for allegedly violating the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China and the announcement regarding the approval of NVIDIA's acquisition of Mellanox Technologies Ltd. under restrictive conditions (SAMR Announcement [2020] No. 16). This incident has attracted widespread attention, not only because it involves the globally renowned technology company NVIDIA, but also because it touches upon the important law that maintains fair market competition—the Anti-Monopoly Law.

2024-12-11

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2024-12

Real Estate Perspective | Legal Risk Alerts in Model House Sales Contracts

Model homes are showcase units that display the exterior effects of commercial housing. Before the concept of fully furnished homes became popular, model homes were often an important way for developers to attract buyers. Since there are no mandatory structural requirements, most projects require temporary construction methods for model homes, which is why most model homes are usually dismantled after sales are completed. However, with the popularity of fully furnished homes and the more intuitive experience that physical model homes provide to buyers, developers are increasingly choosing to decorate different types of units as model homes and sell them together. Compared to ordinary homes, the relatively low price of model homes is a key factor in attracting buyers, and their visually appealing decorations are also one of the reasons for their popularity. However, model homes often focus on creating a superficial visual experience, which may lead to various defects in hidden works. This article will highlight the legal risks in the sales contracts of model homes from the perspective of buyers.

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Perspective | The Validity of Jurisdiction Agreement When There is No Actual Connection to the Disputed Matter

In judicial practice, there have been differing views among various levels of people's courts, including the Supreme Court, regarding the validity of agreed jurisdiction that has no actual connection to the dispute. In summary, the prevailing view recognizes the autonomy of the parties' intentions and deems the agreed jurisdiction valid. However, considering the origins of governance and the normal order of civil litigation, it is instead determined that the agreed jurisdiction in internet finance-related cases is invalid.

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