GA_Psupports the UN Standards of Conduct for Business on tackling discrimination against lesbian, gay, bi, trans and intersex people.

Supreme Court Judgment no. 1021/2026, of 17 September (app. 1825/2024), on the basis of the Judgment of 29 June 2026 (app. 1577/2024), sets a legal precedent regarding the principle of legitimate interest where a claimant acquires shares after the announcement of a voluntary takeover bid (Art. 19 of the Judicial Review Act) to challenge the Securities Market Authority’s decision authorising the delisting of the shares.

In Judgment no. 1469/2026 of 22 September, the Supreme Court states, unequivocally, that Article 34 LH (re bona fide purchasers) cures the mortgage loan in breach of the prohibition on assistance. However, the correct answer is the opposite, even though the prohibited assistance is not an ‘event recorded in the Land Registry’.

Summary of legislative and jurisprudential developments relating to the automotive sector.

The Court of Justice of the European Union, in a reference for a preliminary ruling, has examined whether EU law precludes national legislation requiring public disclosure of personal data of shareholders (including minority shareholders) of a public limited company when access to such data is not subject to any requirement, such as proof of a legitimate interest.

Supreme Court Judgment no. 919/2016 of 16 June is groundbreaking in two respects: first, in holding that unit-holders are parties to a contract between the commonhold association and a third party; and second, in holding that this contract is linked to the loan agreements concluded by a bank with said unit-holders.

The first ruling to actually apply the business judgment rule in the determination of a claim in relation to liability.

Desafiar e executar sentenças arbitrais em Portugal – Guia GAR Know-How

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled in response to the Supreme Court that imposing a heavier tax burden on U.S. regulated investment companies than on resident collective investment schemes constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital. Although such a restriction may be neutralised by the applicable double taxation treaty, that neutralisation must not be a merely theoretical possibility but must actually and fully be implemented, including with respect to the unitholders.

The creation of the capacity market will ensure availability of power in the mainland electricity system by paying providers that undertake to make capacity available during periods of stress, thereby ensuring the security of electricity supply.