Chapter 12 BARTER AGREEMENT  254. Definition of barter agreement (1) In a barter agreement, the parties mutually undertake to transfer an object to the other party and to allow the transfer of ownership of the object and the transfer of ...

Division 2 Sale with right of repurchase 238. Sale with right of repurchase (1) Parties may agree in a contract of sale or after entry into a contract of sale that the seller has the right to repurchase the thing ...

Part 2 TRANSFER DEEDS  Chapter 11 CONTRACT OF SALE  Division 1 General Provisions  208. Definition of contract of sale (1) By a contract of sale of a thing, a seller undertakes to deliver an existing thing, a thing to be ...

Division 5 Merger  206. Termination of obligation by merger (1) If an obligor and an obligee are consolidated in one and the same person, the obligation terminates. If an obligor and an obligee are consolidated in an obligation but the ...

Division 3 Cancellation of Contract 195. Ordinary cancellation of contract (1) A party cancels a contract by making a declaration of cancellation to the other party. (2) If a party may cancel the contract pursuant to law or the contract, ...

Chapter 10 TERMINATION OF OBLIGATION  Division 1 General Provisions 186. Bases for extinction of obligation An obligation extinguishes: 1) upon a conforming performance; 2) upon a set-off; 3) upon merger; 4) by an agreement to terminate the obligation; 5) upon ...

Division 3 Assumption of Contract 179. Definition of assumption of contract (1) A party to a contract may, with the consent of the other party, transfer the party's rights and obligations arising from the contract to a third party on ...

Philippines In Philippines, the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009, section 2 (b) seeks to “Protect every child from all forms of exploitation and abuse including, but not limited to: (1) the use of a child in pornographic performances and materials; ...

In South Africa, the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (1997) prohibits employment of children under 15 years; In section 43. (1) No person may employ a child— (a) who is under 15 years of age; or (b) who is under ...

In Chile, the Juvenile Justice Law regulates specific aspects of the sanctions used when children are deprived of liberty. These measures are oriented toward the social reintegration of the adolescent in a free environment, including socio-educative programs for personal development. ...