International Business Law: Key Concepts and Cases
31) Despite the positive publicity, the phrases– B) political culture.
32) Any company doing business outside the home country– A) political culture
33) Categories of political risk listed by EIU– B) political turmoil.
34) Bureaucracy is listed– C) EIU (Economist Intelligence Unit).
35) Various types of political risk insurance to U.S.– E) OPIC
36) What do value added taxes (VAT)– B) They result in cross-border shopping
37) After Fidel Castro took power in Cuba in 1959– B) confiscation
38) The governmental
Read MoreLegal Norms and State: Sources, Classifications, and Theories
Formal Sources of Legal Norms
These are the processes of manifestation of legal norms. Formal sources are the processes by which one or more state agencies formulate and enact certain general rules of law enforcement.
- Legislation: It is an established use in a community and considered by it as legally binding.
- Custom: A formal indirect source, it is the set of principles or doctrines from criteria found in the judgments or decisions of judges or courts.
- Decisions: Scientific studies that the lawyer
Labor Law: Key Concepts and Worker’s Rights
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the definition of work performed?
- A: The set of tasks and benefits acquired by any worker providing services to a company, public institution, or private entity.
What are the working hours?
- A: Morning, evening, and night.
What is the 14th-month bonus?
- A: An annual payment equivalent to one month’s salary.
What is the right to work?
- A: A right protecting workers, aiming to compensate for inequality by providing preferential legal protection.
What are the two main types of
Understanding Legal Invalidity: Absolute and Relative Nullity
Classification According to Civil Code Section 1681 and Following
Absolute Invalidity: The legal sanction provided by the omission of the requirements and formalities that are prescribed for the value of the act by its nature or kind.
Relative Invalidity: The legal sanction provided by the omission of the requirements and formalities that are prescribed for the value of the act by the state or quality of the parties.
According to the Doctrine
Nonexistence: When you omit the requirements of existence,
Read MoreOccupational Safety and Employment Contracts: Key Aspects
Occupational Safety and Employer Responsibility
Civil Liability
When occupational accidents with harmful outcomes are caused by reckless or negligent actions of the employer, they must compensate the worker for the damages caused by the accident.
Criminal Liability
The law punishes anyone who is legally obliged to safeguard the life and physical health of workers, yet fails to provide the necessary means for them to carry out their work safely and without risk to life, health, and physical integrity,
Read MoreVenezuela’s 1830 Constitution: A Historical Analysis
The Constituent Congress of 1830
Venezuela needed a legal foundation, a legal entity that the head of state could not provide. General Paez was perfectly aware of this and, therefore, proceeded to issue the decree of convocation for election day, January 13, 1830.
Importance of the Constituent Congress
The importance of the Congress in Valencia in 1830 lies in the fact that it established, during its sessions, the basis for the existence of the Republic of Venezuela.
Centralism
It is a political practice
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