• Consumer Protection in Ethiopia: The Case of Ambo Town, West Shoa Zone 

  Gazahegn, Ejersa (Ambo University, 2025-01)

  To protect consumer, Ethiopia enacted consumer law in different times. In 2003, the Trade Practice proclamation enacted with limited consumer rights provisions. In 2010, trade practice and consumer protection proclamation ...
• Accommodating Employee Participation Under Ethiopian Corporate Gevernance 

  Indale, Worku (Ambo University, 2024-11)

  Employee protection and participation in corporate governance is becoming beyond the academic discourse and becoming important trend within the context of sustainability and specifically productivity of the business at ...
• Ethiopia’s Customs Forfeiture Law And The Protection Of Third Party Rights: A Critical Analysis 

  Kumsisa, Dejene (Ambo University, 2024-10)

  Today, customs forfeiture has become a powerful weapon in the fight against contraband and other illegal goods in several jurisdictions. Ethiopia is also not an exception. The present statutory authority that enables the ...
• Assesing The Legal Framework Of Limited Liability Partnership (Llp) In Current Commercial Code Of Ethiopia:- Crtical Analysis With Foreign Experiences 

  Yadeta, Abdisa (Ambo University, 2024-10)

  A limited liability partnership is an alternative corporate business form that gives the benefit of limited liability of a partnership and the flexibility of a partnership. It can continue in existence, irrespective of ...
• The Scrutiny Of Protection Of Traditional Designs And Symbols By Ethiopian Conventional Ip Laws: The Need For Sui Generis System 

  Nemera, Muleta (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  The general consensus in the discourse of IP today is that the current regime of IPRs such as patents, trade secrets, plant breeders’ rights, and industrial designs do not accommodate traditional knowledge, the basis of ...
• A Case For Ethiopia’s Legal Integration Into The Mainstream International Trade Regime: Prospects And Challenges 

  Desta, Taressa (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  Countries use tariffs and non-tariff measures to regulate imports, generate revenue, and protect local industries. This allows them to access the international market freely, but it also creates trade barriers. The doctrine ...
• The Protection Of Copyright In The Digital Age: A Comparative Analysis Of Ethiopian Copyrights Regime With Global Internet Law Trends 

  - Amare, Gemechu (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  Ethiopia's copyright laws confront formidable challenges as they endeavor to adapt to the complexities of the digital age. This study delineates key themes, including a critical review of Ethiopian copyright laws vis-à-vis ...
• The Regulation Of Holding Company Under The New Commercial Code: A Comparative Study Of Ethiopia, Kenya, And Uganda 

  Tamiru, Dulume (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  The 2021 revision of Ethiopia's Commercial Code introduced a new regulatory framework for holding companies. This study examines this framework, comparing it with the new Ethiopian code and those of Kenya and Uganda. The ...
• The Law And Economics Analysis Of Merger Control In Ethiopia 

  Matiwos, Yigezu (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  This research conducts a doctrinal analysis of the legal framework for merger control in Ethiopia. The primary focus is on the Trade Competition and Consumers Protection Proclamation No. 813/2013 (Articles 5-13), which ...
• Assessment of the Legal and Institutional Framework for the Protection of Consumers in the Ethiopian Electric Utility Services: The Case of North Addis Ababa District Service Center No.5 

  Dejene, Gemechu (Ambo University, 2024-02)

  The quality of legal and institutional framework of consumer protection determines the effectiveness of consumer protection in the sector. The main objective of this thesis was hence to examine the legal and institutional ...
• Assessing The Possibility Of Controlling Non-Financial Share Companies Via Selling Shares With No Voting Rights Under Ethiopian Company Law 

  Dinaol, Feleke (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  An increasing number of Ethiopian technology businesses have issued stock that precludes investors from voting on company decisions. However, whether nonvoting stock is a blessing or a curse is a basic point of contention ...
• The Comparative Analysis Of Laws On Unfair Trade Competition: The Case Of India And Ethiopia 

  Tesfaye, Mekonnen (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  Unfair trade competition has a number of effects on consumer and government. Unfair trade practice like dishonest trade practice, an act that misleads the consumers/business communities and those acts which endangers the ...
• An Appraisal of Administration of Letter of Credit in Ethiopia in Light of UCP 600 and UCC 

  Debeli, Dinka (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  Letter of Credit is an indispensable document in the international sale of goods. International sale of goods probably may be very cumbersome without this vital document. This article tries to critically analyze the ...
• The Protection of Domestic and Foreign Investors against Political Risks in Ethiopia: A Comparative Expository Survey 

  Ararsa, Bariyo (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  In a contemporary world, investment is one of the main sources of economic development. Countries use investment guarantees as a method to promote investment. There are many types of investment guarantee standards, and ...
• Arbitration As Alternative Means Of Settlement Dispute Arising Out Of Patent Right Ethiopia 

  Obsa, Teshome (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  In arbitration, it is not parties’ contractual agreement that will determine what subject matter can be arbitrated; rather law of seat of arbitration of states that determines what subject matter parties can submit to ...
• Capital Maintenance Rules Vis- A- Vis Creditors Protection In Non- Financial Share Companies Under The Revised Commercial Code Of Ethiopia:- A Critical Analysis 

  Girma, Gizaw (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  Capital maintenance rules is the guidelines governing how a company maintains its capital base. It is rules that restrict the freedom of the company controller to move assets out of the company for the benefit of shareholder ...
• Parent Company For The Subsidiary Action In Ethiopia Law 

  Shemeles, Mestere (Ambo University, 2024-06)

  Individual traders go through many stages of development, from a basic partnership to a more sophisticated one, and ultimately establish companies. This institutional innovation that gave rise to the idea of a firm was ...
• Dispute Resolution Mechanism Of Trade Mark And Domain Name Interface. Comparative Study Of Ethiopian Legislation With Us, Eu And International Approach 

  Rabuma, Chala (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  The legal protection of trademark with the advancement of internet has met modern challenges. Since the 1990s, trademarks on the Cyberspace are necessary for doing business fame in the modern commercial world. Trademarks ...
• The Role Of Ethiopian Security Exchange Laws To Enhance Company Financing: Challenges And Opportunities 

  Nuriya, Hussen (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  The purpose of the study was to assess the role of Ethiopian security exchange laws in enhancing company financing and identify the challenges and opportunities facing financial institutions. It was intended to fill the ...
• The Extent Of Party Autonomy In Commercial Arbitration Under Ethiopian Laws: A Comparative Study With Uncitral Model Law 

  Girma, Gutu (Ambo University, 2024-05)

  Party autonomy is a guiding principle of commercial arbitration, whether international or domestic. This implies parties have the freedom to draft an arbitration agreement, choose applicable laws, appoint arbitrators, ...

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