The Dispatch Labor System in China Questioned

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Case Translation: Belgium

Case citation: Antwerpen 20 november 2013, 2012/CO/1054 Yahoo! Inc., translated by Johan Vandendriessche (Web based e-mail; the judicial authority of a Belgian Public Prosecutor; whether restricted to within the territory of Belgium; article 46bis, §2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure

Case Translation: Germany

Ur19 U 16/02, OLG Köln, 6 September 2002. Translated by Henriette Picot and Marlene Kast

Case Translation: Denmark

Case citation: U.2011.2396V, 11 May 2011, translated by Helena Lybæk Guðmundsdóttir (Stolen motor vehicle; SIM card inside the vehicle; powers of the police to require the telephone company to provide an accurate bearing on the location of the SIM card

Case Translation: Greece

Case citation: Payment Order 5845/2013, translation by Michael G. Rachavelias (Greece; debt; electronic document; e-mail; e-mail address; burden of proof; forgery

Case Translation: Denmark

Case citation: U.2011.2396V, translated by Helena Lybæk Guðmundsdóttir. High Court of Western Denmark. Date of decision: 11 May 2011. (Stolen motor vehicle; SIM card inside the vehicle; powers of the police to require the telephone company to provide an accurate bearing on the location of the SIM card; Denmark)

Case Translation: Denmark

U.2001.1980/1H Name and level of the court: (Supreme Court) 7 June 2001 (Denmark; request for dissolution; Bankruptcy Court; requirement for manuscript signature; sufficiency of electronic signature with name typed on document)

Case Translation: France

Case citation: Extract of the minutes of the Registry 1042/2011; RG No 11-11-00080 (not published), 12 December 2011 (France; revolving credit; extensions of credit; failure to pay; digital evidence; electronic signature; civil procedure and time limit of application

Case Translation: Poland

Sygn. akt I KZP 39/08, Polish Supreme Court, 26 March 2009, commentary by Dr Arkadiusz Lach