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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Sovereign Acts vs Administrative Orders in Wartime: Direct Enforcement, Necessity Doctrine, and Compensation

A concise comparison of sovereign acts and administrative orders during security disturbances, outlining the necessity doctrine's conditions, judicial review limits, and administrative liability for seizure and damage.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Compensation for Property Value Loss from Water Authority Sewer Line Extensions

An owner harmed by a sewer line extension may claim compensation equal to the loss in land value between pre-damage and post-completion. The harm is treated as fixed once works are completed. The appellate court may order documents fixing the completion date and then appoint experts to assess compensation.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Regulatory Levies and the Application Framework of Article 47 of the Cities and Villages Regulation Law

This study examines when Article 47 can legitimately support imposing compensation, emphasizing the requirement that the interested party must apply to the planning committee. The record shows no such application and that the use-change resulted from a committee decision.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesTax and banking

Applicability of Staff Rules and Allowances for the Orphans' Funds Development Institution

Employees of the Orphans' Funds Development Institution are not subject to the Civil Service System because their posts, grades and salaries are not listed in the budget formations table. They are governed by the institution's own staff system and related instructions; certain allowances are treated specially.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Payment to Creditor or Agent - Payment of Wages by Cheques

This summary outlines when a cheque operates as payment for wages, the need for available funds at the due date, and the court's role in verifying funds and assessing claim value.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Worker Departure under Article 29 of the Labor Law — Effect of Wage Reduction

The official notes indicate Article 29 allows a worker to leave without notice in certain cases, including wage reduction, while preserving the worker's legal end-of-service rights.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Fixing Social Security Contributions: Limitation and Subject-Matter Jurisdiction

A brief summary explaining the competence of the court of first instance for claims seeking inclusion in social security records, and the differing limitation rules depending on the applicable social security law.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCourts and procedure

Application for Joinder (Intervention by Joinder)

A brief summary of the conditions and effects of an application for joinder, the intervener’s role, and causes for termination.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Entitlement to Overtime Pay: Daily and Weekly Working Hours

The provision fixes working time at 8 hours per day and 48 hours per week, allowing distribution up to 11 hours in a day. Overtime pay is due only when weekly hours exceed the statutory ceiling.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Burden of proving legitimacy of dismissal when employed by two companies

This study summarizes who bears the burden of proving a lawful dismissal, the court’s reliance on social security explanations for wage determination, and the situation of an employee with two separate employments.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Labor Law: Unjust Dismissal, Burden of Proof, and Exemption from Work During Notice

A brief summary of how employer evidence affects the legality of termination claims, the fee-exempt status of claims related to private funds, and the employer’s obligation to pay notice pay when exempting an employee from work during the notice period.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Labour Law: Directing a decisive oath to the company's authorized signatory

A brief summary addressing when a decisive oath is directed to the company's authorized signatory, the evidentiary weight of the employer's statement of dues, and the court's powers to modify the oath and request internal regulations.

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