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Framework agreements in Tanzania: from regulatory instruments to strategic investment and tax planning tools
Tanzania: Tanzania's Finance Act, 2026 marks an important shift in the country's mining investment landscape, not because it fundamentally amends the Mining Act itself, but because it changes the fiscal significance of framework agreements. While the only direct amendment to the Mining Act is the establishment of the Mineral Survey Fund under section 149A, the more consequential reforms are found in the tax legislation, where framework agreements have become the gateway to a range of construction-phase fiscal incentives, including excise duty remission, income tax exemptions and VAT relief. At the same time, Parliament has introduced stricter compliance obligations and penalties for misuse of those incentives. The reforms point to a broader policy shift.
Dentons advises Naked Energy on its investment from Great British Energy and Barclays Climate Ventures
Dentons has advised Naked Energy, a British solar thermal technology company, on its £8.875 million investment from Great British Energy and Barclays Climate Ventures.
Ready, AIM, grow: the new AIM Rules have arrived
United Kingdom: The revised AIM Rules for Companies (the AIM Rules) came into force on 5 August 2026. The amendments constitute the biggest changes to the AIM Rules in two decades and are designed to reinforce the market’s focus on growth for companies, founders and investors.
The facts, the facts and the facts: An analysis of the <em>Construction Act</em>’s transition provisions
The application of the Construction Act's transition provisions, particularly section 87.3, and the definition of “improvement” and "owner," have been central to recent judicial interpretations in Ontario.
French court highlights the importance of economic substance in intra-group royalty arrangements
The Netherlands: In a recent tax dispute, the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal dealt with the issue of corporation tax deduction in lieu of intra-group trademark royalties paid by French subsidiaries to their foreign parent.
From Urban Development to Asset Management: A New Perspective on Value Capture in Costa Rican Condominiums
Costa Rica: Costa Rica’s real estate market continues to evolve. Today, the true competitive advantage lies not only in developing projects, but in the ability to strategically manage assets and maximize the value they generate over time. In this article, Eduardo Zúñiga, Managing Partner of our Costa Rica office, explores how the transition to Asset Management can transform real estate development, unlock new investment opportunities, and strengthen the sector’s competitiveness. Global transformations are also reshaping the way we approach urban development. At Dentons, we help our clients navigate that transformation and turn it into reality.
Dentons advises Apsys on the acquisition of 3 Stawy Shopping Centre
Dentons has advised Apsys on the acquisition of the 3 Stawy Shopping Centre in Katowice, southern Poland, from Union Investment. The transaction supports Apsys' strategy of investing in retail properties with strong long-term growth potential and further strengthens its presence in the Polish market.
Dentons advises banks on complex €3 billion cross-border financing for Czechoslovak Group
Global law firm Dentons has advised a bank syndicate and GLAS on the amendment and restatement of the senior financing arrangements of Czechoslovak Group (CSG), one of Europe's leading defense and industrial technology groups. The transaction covered the refinancing and restructuring of CSG's senior facilities, representing financing of approximately €3 billion.
Dentons advises banks on complex €3 billion cross-border financing for Czechoslovak Group (in Czech)
Global law firm Dentons has advised a bank syndicate and GLAS on the amendment and restatement of the senior financing arrangements of Czechoslovak Group (CSG), one of Europe's leading defense and industrial technology groups. The transaction covered the refinancing and restructuring of CSG's senior facilities, representing financing of approximately €3 billion.
Case Alert: Director who delayed company sale is held liable for investors’ losses
New Zealand: The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has issued a judgment concerning the standard of behaviour required of a company director, when the director genuinely disagrees with his or her fellow directors as to the best way forward for achieving success for the company.
Employment Echo – August Edition
New Zealand: In this edition of the Echo, with the general election on the horizon, we set out the key superannuation and KiwiSaver policies proposed by New Zealand's main political parties, and what those proposals mean in practice for employers. We also discuss the Employment Court's recent decision in Johnston v Te Whatu Ora, which clarifies the obligations on employers when making notifications about an employee to a professional body under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act. Finally, we explore the question of whether New Zealand employers can lawfully offer targeted leave entitlements, such as caregiver or menopause leave, and what considerations arise when doing so, particularly in light of the incoming Employment Leave Bill.
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Zwanzigste Verordnung zur Änderung der Hundertfünfundfünfzigsten Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Leipzig-Altenburg Airport)
V. v. 01.06.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 165
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- Hundertfünfundfünfzigste Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Leipzig-Altenburg Airport)
Dritte Verordnung zur Änderung der Einhundertelften Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Flughafen Erfurt-Weimar)
V. v. 01.06.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 164
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- Einhundertelfte Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Flughafen Erfurt-Weimar)
Erste Verordnung zur Änderung der Zweihundertzweiten Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
V. v. 08.05.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 146
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- Zweihundertzweite Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
Verordnung zur Ablösung der Zweihundertzweiten Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
V. v. 06.03.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 72
enthält
- Zweihundertzweite Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
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- Zweihundertzweite Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
Zweihundertzweite Durchführungsverordnung zur Luftverkehrs-Ordnung (Festlegung von Flugverfahren für An- und Abflüge nach Instrumentenflugregeln zum und vom Verkehrslandeplatz Donaueschingen-Villingen)
Artikel 1 V. v. 06.03.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 72; zuletzt geändert durch Artikel 1 V. v. 08.05.2026 BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 146
