Severance pay
What is severance pay? Severance pay is a compensation that an employer is obliged to pay to an employee in certain cases. It is regulated by the Labor Law. When
March 24, 2026
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What is severance pay? Severance pay is a compensation that an employer is obliged to pay to an employee in certain cases. It is regulated by the Labor Law. When
The problem of the number of bids in public procurement procedures In the last period, a serious problem has been noticed in connection with the number of bids submitted in
The concept of mortgage A mortgage is a lien on immovable property that authorizes the creditor to, if the debtor does not pay the debt when due, demand payment of
How to participate in the tender Participating in public procurement procedures requires knowledge of legal procedures, but also awareness of the possibilities of noticing and reporting irregularities. Here’s a step-by-step
What is statehood? Ownership of property is held by any person who directly exercises factual authority over property (immediate ownership). Ownership of a thing is also owned by a person
How is it possible for someone to register a company at my address without my knowledge and approval? This is possible and often happens in practice because the Agency for
From June 2025, the Law on Exercising Rights from the Alimony Fund is in force in the Republic of Serbia. This law established the Alimony Fund in order to protect
It is not uncommon for travelers to pay for a travel arrangement and then receive a certain level of service far below the level that was presented to them when
What is parole? A convicted person who has served two-thirds of his prison sentence will be conditionally released from serving his sentence by the court if he has improved during
It is not an unknown situation in practice that when the debtor realizes that he will have to repay the debt to his creditor, he begins to deprive himself of
What is increased earnings? The increased salary should be distinguished from the basic salary, which is agreed upon by the employee and the employer in the employment contract, which is
It is not uncommon for several persons to own one property, that is, to be its co-owners. Their ownership shares may be equal or different. Such situations most often occur