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High Court Ruling Leaves Msunduzi Municipality with Reduced Valuation of CBD Properties

The Msunduzi Municipality in South Africa recently suffered a major setback in the form of a High Court ruling that reduced the valuation of properties in the Central Business District (CBD). This ruling has left the municipality with a significantly reduced budget for the CBD, resulting in a number of potential consequences. The High Court ruling was based on an appeal by property owners in the CBD who argued that the municipality had overvalued their properties. The court agreed and ruled that the municipality must reduce the valuation of the

EU Court Ruling on Google’s Reputation and Its Impact

In May 2019, the European Union's Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that Google must remove links to webpages containing information deemed "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" when requested by individuals. This ruling has had a significant impact on the way that Google manages its reputation and the way it handles requests for removal of certain information from its search engine results. The ruling was in response to a case brought by a Spanish national who had requested that Google remove links to two newspaper articles from 1998 which contained

Vidal’s Ruling Reinstates Fintiv as a Legally Recognized Entity

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States recently reinstated Fintiv as a legally recognized entity. This ruling, handed down by Chief Justice John G. Vidal, is a major victory for the company and its supporters. Fintiv is a financial technology company that provides innovative solutions for the financial services industry. Founded in 2017, the company has quickly become a leader in the industry, providing services such as digital banking, payments, and wealth management. The Supreme Court ruling was the result of a long legal battle between

BitTorrent Seedbox Provider Found Guilty of Criminal Charges Related to Users’ Copyright Infringement

In a recent court case, a BitTorrent seedbox provider was found guilty of criminal charges related to users’ copyright infringement. The provider, known as “Tribler”, was found guilty of aiding and abetting copyright infringement by providing users with a platform to share and download copyrighted material. The case was brought to court by the Dutch anti-piracy organization BREIN, which argued that Tribler was facilitating copyright infringement by providing users with a platform to share and download copyrighted material. Tribler argued that it was not responsible for the actions of its