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November 2018

If a photo on an identity card has been converted by an algorithm and cannot be used to directly or indirectly identify such specific individual, such photo is not regarded as personal data and, therefore, is not governed by the Personal Data Protection Law (Taiwan)

November 2018

Measures for the Administration of the Private Placement Asset Management Business of Securities and Futures Business Institutions (Mainland China)

November 2018

Provisions on the Supervision and Administration of Depository Receipts under the Shanghai-London Stock Connect Scheme (Trial Implementation) (Mainland China)

November 2018

Circular of the National Medical Products Administration on Issuing the Guidelines for the Registration Review of Medical Devices Used in the Prevention and Treatment of Rare Diseases (Mainland China)

November 2018

Circular of the State Council on Issuing the Program for Optimizing the Port Business Environment to Enhance the Facilitation of Cross-border Trade (Mainland China)

November 2018

Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Issues Concerning the Enforcement of Notarized Debt Instruments (Mainland China)

October 2018

Updates on Legal Amendments Concerning Corporate Social Responsibility, Social Enterprises and the Company Act (Taiwan)

October 2018

The evidentiary admissibility of a statement given by a person other than the defendant to the judge outside of a trial and to the prosecutor in the course of investigation requires that lawful investigation procedures including an examination procedure in the course of a court trial should be conducted before such statement may be relied on as a basis of determination (Taiwan)

October 2018

In case a creditor applies for compulsory enforcement on the basis of a confirmed payment order, even though the failure to submit supporting documentation constitutes a lack of prerequisites for such enforcement application, if correction has been made before the application is rejected, the compulsory enforcement application is still lawful (Taiwan)

October 2018

Since land revision surveys and assistance with the installation of landmarks by land agencies have no bearing on the acquisition or loss of land ownership, national compensation may not be sought on the ground that rights have been unlawfully infringed by civil servants in their performance of such duties (Taiwan)
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