Sunday trading ban. Application of purposive interpretation in criminal law is risky [REPLY TO A DISPUTE]

07.03.2022

Can a board member also be held liable for violating the trading ban? Authors from PCS Paruch Chruściel Schiffter Stępień | Littler Global reply to the dispute. – Miłosz Awedyk, Michał Olejniczak and Jakub Grabowski comment for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

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Authors: Miłosz Awedyk Michał Olejniczak Jakub Grabowski

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