The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) envisages serious sanctions for personal data breaches. However, rules are different, depending on the function of the person in the personal data processing, i.e. whether the person determines the purposes and means of this
The opportunity for legal entities to claim compensation for non-pecuniary damages successfully, under the Bulgarian Obligations and Contracts Act (OCA), has not been subject of discussion for a long time (over 50 years). The jurisprudence and court practice unanimously held
This article is intended to present the main legal aspects of the individual stages which any investor who has decided to build his or her own single family home should complete until the commissioning of the latter. It outlines the
An indispensable prerequisite for the employment of third-country nationals, i.e. countries outside the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA), in Bulgaria is the admissibility of this employment under the Labour Migration and Labour Mobility Act (LMLMA). The
It has become increasingly common for a creditor, having reached the enforcement phase, to fail to get satisfaction from the debtor’s assets due to wrongdoing on part of the debtor before, during or after proceedings which have resulted in an
The Consumer Protection Act (CPA) lays down special provisions in respect of contracts negotiated away from business premises and distance contracts, which businesses have to comply with in developing their own rules for the online sale of goods and provision
In accordance with the Transitional and Final Provisions of the Amending Act to the Health Act (promulgated in The State Gazette, No 44 of 13 May 2020), amendments have been introduced to a series of laws in relation to the
The COVID-19 pandemic has created transport chaos in Europe and airlines have been among the most affected. Many flights have been and continue to be cancelled, and in other cases passengers are cancelling their reservations because of imposed travel bans
To limit the spread of COVID-19, the National Assembly issued a decision declaring a state of emergency in the Republic of Bulgaria from 13 March 2020, and in order to save the economy from collapsing, there is now a proposal
On 2 April 2020 the EBA published its Guidelines on treatment of public and private moratoria in light of COVID-19 measures (the Guidelines). You can find more information about the guidelines of the EBA from 25 March 2020 and from
