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    06/02/2025
    Hungría

    Hungary issues decrees on cybersecurity audit and annual supervision fee

    On 31 January 2025, Hungary published two highly anticipated cybersecurity decrees under the Hungarian Cybersecurity Act, which transposes the NIS2 Directive. The decrees include SZTFH Decree 1/2025 (I. 31.), which contains the procedures for conducting a cybersecurity audit and the maximum fee for a cybersecurity audit; and SZTFH Decree 2/2025 (I. 31.), which details the amount and payment of the yearly cybersecurity supervision fee.Scope of cybersecurity auditsSZTFH Decree 1/2025 (I. 31.) lays down detailed rules on audit methodology, related examination methods, and the criteria for evaluating...
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    05/02/2025
    Hungría

    Hungarian ruling could make credit institutions increasingly liable for AML breaches

    A recent landmark judgment by the Metropolitan Court of Appeal may represent a pivotal shift in the tort liability of credit institutions stemming from violations of anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. According to the court, if a financial institution fails to suspend a suspicious transaction in violation of AML rules and executes a transaction involving funds originating from a criminal act, the financial institution may bear tort liability vis-à-vis the original victim of the fraud.The following article provides a detailed overview of this appellate court decision, and the implications...
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    29/01/2025
    England & Wales

    Are the tides turning on lookalikes? Aldi suffers two defeats in two months, but the jury is still out on sailing close to the wind.

    Last week, the Court of Appeal in the UK issued a decision in Thatchers Cider Company Limited v Aldi Stores Limited [2025] EWCA Civ 5 which seems to have (at least temporarily) strengthened trade mark protection of market leading products against lookalikes, holding that Aldi’s cloudy lemon cider infringed market leader Thatchers’ trade mark.  This UK decision follows hot on the heels of a decision of the Federal Court of Australia in December, which also found Aldi liable for infringement in relation to the packaging of a children’s snack food product.  Both cases discuss...
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    22/01/2025
    Hungría

    Hungary introduces new comprehensive laws for NIS2 transposition

    On 20 December 2024, the Hungarian Parliament adopted Act LXIX of 2024 on Cybersecurity in Hungary ("Cybersecurity Act"), which repealed the  partial NIS2 transposition Act XXIII of 2023 on Cybersecurity Certification and Cybersecurity Supervision. The new Cybersecurity Act, which went into effect on 1 January 2025, and Government Decree 418/2024 (XII. 23.) on the implementation of Hungary’s Cybersecurity Act transposes the EU’s NIS2 Directive, introduces additional network and information security requirements and establishes related supervisory and procedural rules.What entities...
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    21/01/2025
    Hungría

    Hungary makes changes to employment and guest worker residence permits

    The Hungarian government issued Government Decree 450/2024 (XII. 23.) on the employment of guest workers in Hungary, which amends the detailed rules on the issuance of certain residence permits set out in Act XC of 2023 on the General Rules for the Admission and Right of Residence of Third-Country Nationals. In addition, the Minister for National Economy issued Decree NGM 51/2024 (XII. 23.) on the total number of residence permits for employment purposes and guest worker residence permits that can be issued annually in Hungary.These Decrees, which entered into force on 1 January 2025, include the...
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    19/12/2024
    Hungría

    Hungary to make major changes to legal costs in Hungary: what you need to know

    Starting in 2025, Hungary will implement comprehensive reforms to its legal cost structure, reshaping both court fees and lawyers’ fees in significant ways. These changes, set out in two separate pieces of legislation, will modernise the legal framework, ensure fairness, and better reflect the complexity of legal proceedings. The following article breakdowns the relevant changes and their implications for litigants and businesses.New Rules for lawyers’ FeesA recently promulgated ministerial decree that comes into effect on 8 February 2025 will replace the obsolete legislation currently...
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