The Proclamation No. 1278/2023 outlines comprehensive provisions regarding Television Registration and License Fees. 1. Obligation to Register and Pay Fees: […]
1. Introduction: Legislative Framework for Pension Entitlements This article outlines the comprehensive provisions related to “Period of Service and Retirement
Ethiopia’s Electronic Transaction Law: Paving the Way for a Digital Future
Explore Ethiopia’s landmark Electronic Transaction Proclamation No. 1205/2020. This meta description highlights how the law legitimizes electronic communication, signatures, and contracts, fostering e-commerce growth and e-government services. Learn about its scope, key provisions, consumer protections, and exclusions, marking a pivotal step towards Ethiopia’s digital transformation.
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Ethiopia’s Anti-Trafficking and Smuggling Law: Proclamation No. 1178/2020
Discover Ethiopia’s comprehensive legal framework against human trafficking and smuggling. Proclamation No. 1178/2020 details criminal offenses, harsh penalties, and robust victim protection measures including legal aid, shelter, repatriation, and a dedicated Victim Protection and Rehabilitation Fund. Learn how Ethiopia combats these crimes through a strong domestic and international legal approach.
Ethiopia has recently revamped its excise tax system, introducing a comprehensive new law that significantly impacts manufacturers, importers, service providers,
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Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism Crimes Proclamation No. 1176/2020 (Ethiopia)
Introduction and Rationale:
The new Proclamation (No. 1176/2020) was enacted to address the perceived “gaps in content and implementation” of its predecessor, Proclamation No. 652/2001, which had “adverse effects on the rights and freedoms of citizens.
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Ethiopia: Cassation Court Rules Against Granting Relief Beyond Party’s Request in Land Dispute
Explore Cassation Case No. 252647, where the Federal Supreme Court Cassation Bench addressed the principle of ultra petita (judging beyond what was sought by the parties). In a land dispute, lower appellate courts ordered the applicants to vacate 27 square meters, despite the respondent only requesting vacation of 1.30 meters by 2 meters. The Cassation Court reversed this, emphasizing that judgments must be limited to the relief explicitly requested by the parties, citing Civil Procedure Code Article 182/2 and previous cassation interpretations, thereby correcting a fundamental error of law.
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Date: July 27, 2015 E.C. Applicant: Tsehaye Condominium Housing Association Respondents: Kadco Group Property and Business Development Agency PLC et
A Case Study of Cassation Case No. 218338: Assosa University v. Birhan Bank S.C. I. Introduction In the world of
The Perils of Non-Conforming Guarantees: Cassation Case No. 218338 Read Post »
Introduction In commercial transactions, particularly those involving large-scale projects or international trade, financial guarantees issued by banks and other financial