Agency relationships are built on trust. A principal empowers an agent to act on their behalf, expecting loyalty and good […]
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Introduction: Continuity of Employment Rights in Organizational Transitions The intricate dynamics of corporate restructuring, encompassing mergers, divisions, and transfers of
African Human Rights Law stands as a distinctive and crucial component within the broader international and regional human rights protection frameworks. Its evolution is deeply rooted in the continent’s unique historical experiences, which include the struggles for decolonization, the pursuit of self-determination, and a strong emphasis on communal values. Unlike some international instruments primarily focused on individual rights, the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) notably champions “peoples’ rights,” encompassing collective aspirations such as the right to development and a healthy environment.
The updated Proclamation introduces key adjustments to enhance the efficiency, transparency, and strategic implementation of PPP projects. 1. New Definition
Ethiopia’s Overseas Employment Amendment Proclamation No. 1246-2021, introduces several key amendments to the previous Proclamation No. 923/2016¹. These amendments aim
Key Amendments Introduced by Ethiopia’s Overseas Employment Proclamation No. 1246-2021 Read Post »
This article explores the jurisprudence of the Federal Supreme Court of Ethiopia’s Cassation Bench concerning “special movable property.” It explains
Special Movable Property in Ethiopian Law: A Cassation Bench Perspective Read Post »
The concept of “Judgment” or “Remedy” in Ethiopian civil procedure is fundamentally understood as the specific action or relief a
The Nature and Scope of Judicial Remedy in Ethiopian Civil Procedure Law Read Post »
Introduction Bailment, a seemingly simple concept of entrusting one’s movable property to another for safekeeping, forms a cornerstone of commercial
Property transactions are inherently complex, often involving intermediaries and legal representations that can significantly impact their validity. In Ethiopia, the
Conflict of Interest in Agency Law: Cassation File No. 236797 Read Post »
1. Introduction: The Juridical Imperatives Governing Real Estate Contracts Within the Ethiopian legal landscape, contracts executed according to statutory provisions
The Enforcement and Legal Ramifications of Real Estate Contracts in Ethiopia Read Post »