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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

End-of-Service Reward — Custom and the Obligation to Pay

The study examines custom as a legal source in employment and the conditions under which it gives rise to a vested right to an end-of-service reward. It outlines the elements of custom and the types of evidence that may establish it.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

End-of-service Compensation and Work Interruptions Exceeding Sixty Days

This study outlines how periods of interruption affect continuity of service for end-of-service pay, and clarifies the effects of subsequent contracts, settlements, and resignation on an employee’s financial rights.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Compensation for Damage to Remaining Land Caused by Expropriator's Works

A concise summary of judicial criteria for awarding compensation for harm to the remaining parcel resulting from an expropriator's works under Article 10(h) of the Expropriation Law.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Scope of Agency Execution: Limits on Acts and Preservation/Management Duties

A brief outline of how agency can cover preservation/management acts and an agent's satisfaction of the principal's financial obligations, and the limits regarding a partner's capacity in a general partnership.

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Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Employment: contract elements, fingerprinting and flexible work hours

Where salary, subordination and supervision are present the relationship qualifies as employment under the Labour Law. Exemption from fingerprinting or flexible hours does not negate employment if attendance and duties are met, and continuous service counts as one period under Article 16.

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Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Labor Law — Settlement Signed with Resignation — Effect of Article 4(b) on Validity

A settlement signed on the same day as a resignation while the worker is at work conflicts with Article 4(b) of the Labor Law. The appellate court must weigh evidence to determine the resignation’s validity and its legal consequences, taking into account amounts actually received.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Labor Law: Service Certificates, Magistrate Court Jurisdiction, and Cassation Access

An amendment to Article 191 permits cassation appeals in non-pecuniary cases without leave. A worker's claim for a service certificate is inherently non-pecuniary, constitutes a labor right, and falls within the magistrate courts' subject-matter jurisdiction.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesLeases and use rights

Eviction of Tenancy and Multiple Beneficiaries of Appeal: Rent Compensation and Effects

A brief summary of rules on awarding rental compensation and fair-rent in eviction cases, the effect of multiple beneficiaries from an accepted appeal, and the roles of formal warning and case revival conditions.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Dispute of a Coalition Member Separate from the Coalition's Dispute

The study explains that a dispute involving a member company of a coalition is not the same as a dispute against the coalition, which has an independent legal personality distinct from its constituent companies.

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Work and employment
Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Labor Law — Dismissal of Initial Contract, New Contract, and Worker Rights

This study summarizes the effects of terminating a fixed‑term employment contract and concluding a new indefinite contract, and the impact of Labor Law provisions and Defense Order No.6/2020 on termination and leave rights.

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Judicial principles and studiesWork and employment

Summary: Notification No. 8 issued under Defense Order No. 6

This study summarizes Notification No. 8 under Defense Order No. 6 and its effect on fixed‑term employment contracts in the context of defense measures taken during the COVID‑19 pandemic.

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Judicial principles and studiesCompensation and insurance

Exemption and Fee-Imposition Rules in Labor Claims

This summary outlines how exemption and fee-imposition rules apply in labor claims, focusing on repeat claims and which party’s conduct triggers fee liability.

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