Since 2003, Armenian citizens who have reached the age of 27 and are wanted for evading compulsory military service have a legal opportunity to be exempted from criminal responsibility after paying certain sums to the state budget of the Republic of Armenia. This way of exemption from potential criminal prosecution and termination of initiated criminal….
The right to declare a citizen missing or dead is enshrined in the Civil Code of the Republic of Armenia. This legal instrument has a long history of application and can often have a significant impact on the set of rights and obligations of some citizens. The necessity to recognize a citizen as absent may….
Since the beginning of 2017 certain amendments have been introduced into the legislation on notaries of the Republic of Armenia, giving notaries a number of new functions. Of particular interest is a novelty that enables enforcement of a certain type of contracts without bringing the case to court by a notary’s writ of execution. For….
According to the results of the monitoring conducted by the World Bank at the beginning of 2017 Armenia has significantly strengthened its position in the international Doing Business ranking, rising from 43rd to 38th place from a list of 190 countries. We present brief information about the peculiarities of doing business through a legal entity,….