Residence permits in Greece: More options for foreign investors
The existing legal framework on residence permits has been extended to investments on intangible assets in Greece.
Article Archive
Landmark decision on resisting enforcement of adjudication decision on grounds of fraud
In a very significant decision handed down today, the English High Court has refused to enforce an adjudication decision on the basis that there was a properly arguable defence that the decision had been obtained by fraud. The case, in which WFW acted for the successful party, appears to be the first occasion on which the court has refused to order enforcement in such circumstances.
UAE Financial Leasing Law 16 April 2019
The Financial Leasing Law has the potential to provide a systematic change to the regulatory landscape surrounding finance leasing in UAE. Read more to stay updated on the matter.
The impact of a recent decision on “smash and grab” and “true value” adjudications
Greater clarity and guidance to the construction industry has been provided regarding when a paying party which is the subject of a so called “smash and grab” adjudication may then launch a separate “true value” adjudication.
Scrubber financing & enforcement
Our authors examine the various finance scenarios for scrubbers in anticipation of IMO 2020.
IMO 2020 sulphur requirements: Key contract issues for shipowners to consider
Our authors look at the key issues for shipowners in contracts for the acquisition, transport, installation and commissioning of scrubbers to meet IMO 2020 sulphur requirements.
New guidance on Vietnamese wind projects
Linh Doan, Michael Folsom and Edmund Poon provide some helpful guidance for understanding how Circular 02 will effect Vietnamese wind projects.
Consequential corrections arising out of the slip rule
We discuss the newly clarified scope of the slip rule in the context of adjudication decisions. The briefing looks at the welcomed new scope of the rule and the consequences of using the rule to correct errors.
Ship passage plans – no room for error!
Following a recent judgment, shipowners will have to ensure that, through its agents and servants, due diligence is exercised to produce a non-defective passage plan that clearly contains the necessary warnings.
Fire on board! When can an owner rely on the “fire” defence under the Hague-Visby rules?
Partner Evangelos and Associate Iliana discuss the scope of the fire defence under Article IV Rule 2(b) and its availability to a vessel’s carrier.
