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Regulatory bodies and lawsAviation in the United States is regulated primarily by the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pursuant to Title 14 of the Code of Federal  Regulations (the Federal Aviation Regulations, 49 USC (the Transportation Code) and  the corresponding regulations.Safety regulationThe FAA regulates the safety of commercial and private air transport. Screening passengers and ensuring onboard security is the responsibility of the Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration. The National Transportation Safety Board conducts non-criminal aircraft accident investigations.The Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR Section 1.1) define a 'commercial operator' as:"A person who, for compensation or hire, engages in the carriage by aircraft in air commerce of persons or property... [W]here it is doubtful that an operator is for 'compensation or hire', the test applied is whether the carriage by air is … [Read more...] about Regulation of Aviation Operations

It is no surprise that computer programs are called "languages." They are written in complicated codes that are designed to send messages to a machine. The actual codes may be incomprehensible to the layperson, but they are designed to be efficient and translatable commands. It is not necessary to know precisely which languages your company's developers use, but it is helpful to know whether they use their own proprietary operating code, a code owned by someone else and licensed to you, or an open source code. (Often, it will be a combination.)It is also a good idea to know the various positions in your IT group and learn what they do. It may look like they all just sit at a computer and type, but each specific function has a different approach to your company's IT needs. Sit down with the head of IT, armed with a copy of your IT organizational chart, and go through each individual function. Learn what each position does and which people need access to sensitive data.  While … [Read more...] about Tech Savvy: Understanding IT from a Risk Management Perspective

On 6 October 2017, the German Competition Authority (the “FCO”) launched a new series of papers on “Competition and Consumer Protection in the Digital Economy” with its first paper on “Big Data and Competition” (available in German) (the “Paper”). The FCO sets out its view of the specific characteristics of digital, data-based markets, the role data may play in the competitive analysis of such markets and the importance of data protection in competition law proceedings.The FCO has already considered these issues in its May 2016 joint paper published by the FCO and the French Competition Authority on “Competition Law and Data” (the “Joint Paper”). While this paper does not reflect a significant departure from the Joint Paper, it reaffirms the FCO’s intent to be part of the discussion about the appropriate approach to applying competition law to data in digital markets. In addition to the Joint Paper, the … [Read more...] about The Bundeskartellamt Publishes a Paper on Big Data and Competition

As the Indian economy attempted to move from an agrarian economy and adopted economic plan to foster industrialization, major policies of the government, including legislative provisions, were directed to achieve rapid industrialization. With focus on industry and to provide basic legislative support for the development and regulation of industries, the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act was enacted in 1951. Formation and liquidation of business entities continued to be governed by the Companies Act/Partnership Act and other Insolvency Acts. However, in view of growing inadequacy of the then prevailing mechanism to deal with sickness and insolvency, the Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act (SICA) of 1985 was enacted to expedite revival of potentially viable companies and close unviable units to release investment locked up in them for productive use elsewhere.The 1990s saw the rise of service sector in India, which was termed as “services-led … [Read more...] about Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code- Background And The Road Ahead

By: Ashok Kini 25 Aug 2019 5:43 AM GMT Order VII Rule 11(d) CPC: Plaint Can Either Be Rejected As A Whole Or Not At All Madhav Prasad Aggarwal vs. Axis Bank Plaint can either be rejected as a whole or not at all, remarked the Supreme Court while reiterating that it is not permissible to reject plaint qua any particular portion of a plaint including against some of the defendant(s) and continue the same against the others. SC Declines To Apply 'Group Of Companies' Doctrine To Implead Foreign Company In Arbitration With Its Indian Affiliate Reckitt Benckiser (India) Private Limited V. Reynders Label Printing India Private Limited and Anr. The Supreme Court refused to invoke the 'group of companies' doctrine to implead a foreign company in an application for appointment of arbitrator for a dispute arising out an agreement with its Indian affiliate.No Prohibition Against Adoption In Christian Law Even If Couple Have Natural Born Child Pharez John … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Monthly Digest- July 2019