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Handing over of paintings for scrapping is not an assignment of ownership or copyright in the works. A new Supreme Court judgment establishes that such abandonment does not imply access to sell the paintings.
LawInContext has, among others, created a “Private Banking Helpdesk” which includes updated, detailed information about nearly all legal issues relevant for foreigners who have or plan to get a connection to the country in question.
Danish businesses continue to go bankrupt at a rapid pace. Particularly the trade and transport industry and the building and construction industry are hard hit.
A new act implies that Danish businesses which are commercially dealing in mortgage deeds without permission run the risk of being fined.
For the time being the newspapers are regularly reporting from several spectacular ongoing legal proceedings pending against officers and directors of bankrupt companies who are sought held liable in court for losses inflicted upon creditors. This article puts focus on the rules on director’s liability which all companies as well as their officers and directors should have in mind, not least in times like these with stormy economic weather.
On the 1st of July 2010, a general invoicing duty for work done as per account rendered in consumer relations will be introduced. The invoicing duty shall apply to all businesses which means that businesses can no longer get round specifying their invoices in details regarding hourly rate, hour consumption and materials consumption for work done as per account rendered. Businesses that break the new general invoicing duty risk being imposed fines.
It is the Government's target that everybody in Denmark will have access to high speed broadband with at least 100 Mbit/s no later than 2020.
In a new report OECD praises the Danish digitalization effort and emphasizes that Denmark is a front-runner with respect to development and implementation of digital public administration.
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