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  • Vidisha Garg of Anand and Anand discusses the need for India to strike a balance over its patent system
  • Alejandro Antillón A, of Pacheco Coto and Larry B Pascal, of Haynes and Boone examine lessons learned in Costa Rica during the global financial crisis
  • Creel García-Cuéllar Aiza y Enríquez’s M&A group assesses the likely impact of CKDs in Mexico
  • Roman Kostenko and Yevgen Karpov of Asters outline the basic provisions of Ukrainian real estate law and the importance of Euro 2012 for the sector
  • Wolfgang Müller and Alexander Vogel assess recent amendments to Swiss real estate law
  • Jaroslav Ruzicka and Nina Dubovská from Ruzicka Csekes s.r.o. in association with members of CMS, explain the new regulations for property transfers and evaluate the state of the market
  • Luis Moreno and Cesar Ramírez of Haynes and Boone in Mexico on whether capital certificates will rescue real estate
  • Delia Nitescu Directive no. 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources requires EU Member States to take appropriate measures or support schemes to encourage greater consumption of energy from renewable sources in compliance with specified national indicative targets. The 2020 target set for Romania by the Directive for the share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy is 24% (a significant increase compared to its 2005 target of 17.8%). In order to achieve the mandatory 2020 national target, Romania has recently amended the national energy support scheme for creating opportunities of growth and employment of incentives in local electricity production of energy from renewable sources (E-Res).
  • Chun-yih Cheng Within the existing directions for public companies conducting private placements of securities, a public company that is making a profit could privately place its shares to its insiders or related persons at a price below the market price or the net worth of the company. Under the circumstances, the interests of existing shareholders of that company will be prejudiced.
  • Aid for research and development may be sought by legal entities – entrepreneurs – and such aid is provided from the Slovak budget. In addition, the applicant may also apply for a subsidy for research and development from the funds of the European Union. Hereto we analyse the situation where an applicant applies for aid from the Slovak national budget.