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2025-04
Real Estate Perspective | Key Points for Reviewing Housing Rental Contracts
House rental contracts are one of the most common contracts in daily life and business operations. They can be between individuals, or involve individuals and businesses, or businesses and businesses. Due to the special nature of the subject matter of house rental (houses are immovable and involve property certificates, property registration, property management, rent, lease term, and many other factors), various disputes are prone to occur during the establishment and performance of house rental contracts. For both lessors and lessees in house rental contracts, the review of house rental contracts requires attention not only to the completeness and legality of the contract text, but also to multiple factors such as their own needs and industry practices, so as to clarify responsibilities and prevent risks as much as possible in the contract. This article will summarize the main review points of house rental contracts from the perspectives of both lessees and lessors.
2025-04-10
07
2025-04
Thailand is located in the circum-Pacific seismic belt, and international engineering projects face significant seismic risks. The mandatory technical specifications embedded in its legal system pose a double challenge to the FIDIC contract responsibility framework. Thailand's Building Control Act grants mandatory priority to the local seismic design standard (DPT), directly impacting the contractually agreed technical clauses and risk allocation logic, leading to a blurring of the contractor's design responsibility boundaries. Based on empirical studies of engineering disputes in Asia, this article focuses on the conflict mechanism between FIDIC clauses and statutory standards in earthquake collapse incidents, analyzes the proof requirements for force majeure defenses and the extended boundaries of technical compliance obligations, in order to provide a systematic solution for transnational engineering risk management.
2025-04-07
07
2025-04
Virtual property is a product that emerged with the advancement of times and is virtually represented in cyberspace. It is characterized by value, tradability, and non-reality. It is precisely because of its non-reality that it faces enormous difficulties when dividing marital property.
2025-04-07
07
2025-04
Low-altitude economy refers to a comprehensive economic form that drives the integrated development of related fields through various low-altitude flight activities involving both manned and unmanned aerial vehicles. In 2024, "low-altitude economy" was written into the Government Work Report for the first time, and it was mentioned again in the Government Work Report at the conclusion of the Two Sessions in 2025, demonstrating the huge development potential of this trillion-level "blue ocean". The low-altitude economy is accelerating its "take-off." As an important part of supporting the development of the low-altitude economy, low-altitude economic insurance, especially unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) product insurance, has attracted much attention; the industry calls it "air car insurance." However, compared with car insurance, the risk situation of UAV product insurance is more complex. Coupled with the fact that UAV applications are still emerging, and relevant laws and regulations need further improvement, this article will analyze the issue of liability determination for UAV product insurance from a legal perspective.
2025-04-07
07
2025-04
Perspective | Legal Protection for the Trademark "deepseek" Being Registered by Others
In 2025, DEEPSEEK's rapid rise globally made it a focal point not only in the technology and business sectors but also in the field of intellectual property. With its rising Brand awareness, disputes and trademark squatting surrounding the "deepseek" trademark have emerged one after another. On February 24, 2025, the Trademark Office of the China National Intellectual Property Administration issued an important announcement, legally rejecting numerous "deepseek" trademark registration applications. This decision has attracted widespread attention in the legal community and has provided an important reference case for how businesses can protect their trademark rights.
2025-04-07
07
2025-04
The prospective buyer's right to expect ownership is an important concept in law, primarily used to protect the legitimate rights and interests of real estate buyers before the completion of property registration. Its core lies in that when the buyer has fulfilled the main contractual obligations but has not yet obtained property registration, their rights can resist enforcement or other claims in certain specific situations.
2025-04-07
02
2025-04
Property service enterprises often face a difficult problem when providing services: owners arbitrarily stacking sundries in places such as fire exits, creating safety hazards. Even after being notified to clean up within a deadline, owners often ignore the notice. Because they lack "enforcement power", property service enterprises cannot take coercive measures, but if a fire occurs, they risk being deemed as failing to fulfill their safety management obligations and consequently bearing part of the compensation liability. So how can potential risks from accidents be avoided? This article analyzes this problem using practical cases and offers feasible suggestions for reference by property service enterprises.
2025-04-02
02
2025-04
A Civil and Commercial Law Perspective | Oral Last Words May Not Be Valid
This article analyzes a case of inheritance dispute involving an oral will, delving into the requirements for its validity, witness requirements, and the numerous issues faced in practice. It aims to clarify the accurate application of oral wills within the legal framework and to provide theoretical and practical references for resolving similar legal disputes.
2025-04-02
02
2025-04
On December 6, 2008, Zhang and Li registered their marriage. Their relationship was initially good, and they have a son together, Zhang Jia. In 2015 and 2020, they purchased properties located at Building 503, X Apartment, X District, Jinan City and Building 602, X Apartment, X District, Jinan City respectively. They currently reside at Building 602, X Apartment, X District, Jinan City, while the property at Building 503, X Apartment, X District, Jinan City is rented out. Six months ago, Li was diagnosed with acute leukemia, requiring significant medical expenses. Zhang's salary is not high, and he is unable to afford the medical costs. He has refused to pay for Li's treatment, allowing her condition to worsen. The approximately 100,000 yuan for Li's second hospital stay was paid by her parents. Zhang has repeatedly suggested selling the property at Building 503, X Apartment, X District, Jinan City to fund Li's treatment, but these suggestions have been refused. Li has consulted a lawyer regarding the issue of medical expenses.
2025-04-02
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2025-04
International engineering projects typically adopt FIDIC (International Federation of Consulting Engineers) standard contracts, while Contractors' All Risks (CAR) insurance is a core tool for international project risk management. However, due to differences in insurance legal systems, judicial practices, and market conventions in various countries, the practical application of CAR often faces ambiguities in liability definition and difficulties in claims. For example, a 2021 Lloyd's market report shows that approximately 40% of disputes in international engineering insurance claims involve conflicts in the interpretation of insurance clauses under FIDIC contracts. This article analyzes typical international engineering Cases to explore the applicability of CAR under the FIDIC system and proposes optimization suggestions to help project participants better manage risks.
2025-04-01
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