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Judicial principles and studiesTax and banking

Transaction Price, Customs Value, Foreign Invoices and Storage

A brief summary of principles for determining customs value in relation to the transaction price, treatment of company branches, storage issues, and requirements for bonds and scope of proceedings.

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Judicial principles and studiesCrime and penalties

Validity of the Search Record under Article (7) of the Code of Criminal Procedure

This study summarizes the conditions rendering a search record valid where information indicated forged electronic seals and computers, and how the owner's final answers and signature affect the procedure's validity per the referenced decision.

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Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Joinder Request and Its Conditions under Article 113/1 in Financial Leasing Cases

A brief summary outlining limits on joining a third defendant in suits related to financial leasing, noting the effect of Article 14 on lessee liability.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Fair Compensation and an Electric Company's Right to Erect Installations on Third-Party Land

The study outlines the electricity company's statutory power to place lines and installations on others' land in exchange for fair compensation, and the limits on injunction claims against such works.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Worker Leaving Employment — Article 29 of the Labor Law: Wage Reduction

Article 29 provides that an employer's reduction of wages constitutes a breach allowing the worker to leave without notice while retaining end-of-service rights. Where a claimant fails to prove the salary and the employer does not deny it, the undisputed amount is used to calculate the worker's entitlements.

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Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Written Lease and Proving Rent Adjustment: Admissibility of a Conclusive Oath

A brief summary explaining that a conclusive oath may be used to prove rent modification in a written lease for the first contractual year, and the effect of admission-denial contradiction on defenses.

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Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Expropriation and Residual Parcels from Prior Expropriations

Multiple expropriations produced residual parcels on the plaintiff's land; experts must identify their origin and usability, and a follow-up expert report is needed to assess effects when contiguous plots are combined.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Company coalition and a worker's rights dispute

A coalition of companies has a separate legal personality from its member companies; suing a single member without naming the registered coalition and other constituents in the power of attorney renders the adversary defective and subject to dismissal.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Retrial and Property Rights

A brief summary highlighting the balance between protecting property rights and limiting the effect of annulment actions to preserve ownership stability and good faith. It also explains the role of res judicata in preventing disregard of prior final judgments.

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Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Expert Report: Claim for Market Rent Compensation

Analysis of an expert's method that used the lease-stated rent to estimate market-rent compensation, allocated by ownership shares and net of tenant payments. The arithmetic formula is identified and upheld as correct by the court of appeals.

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Judicial principles and studiesCrime and penalties

Marine Insurance and Ship Escape: Plaintiff Standing and Prescription of Claim

A concise summary noting that only the contracting company may sue, that customs criminal proceedings do not bar a civil insurance claim, and that prescription can render a compensation claim inadmissible.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Compensation, Contractual Liability, Contract Termination, and Technical Expertise

A brief overview of principles on seller obligations in sale contracts, limits of technical expert reports in compensation claims, proof requirements for damage and lost profits, and the link between legal interest and insolvency declarations. This is an educational summary, not judicial text or legal advice.

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