By; Ruwantha Cooray LL.B (Hons) , Attorney-at-Law, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln’s Inn)   The present outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic has forced many point of sales businesses to reconsider the mode and the manner they reach out to the end consumer. This phenomenon is not only unique to Sri Lanka but to the whole world. Whilst several countries […]

By Ruwan Dias LL.B, AAL and Rochelle Ariyawansa LL.B, AAL Introduction Due to the recent outbreak of corona-virus, the Sri Lankan Government continuously declared public holidays and curfew from the 16th of March 2020 as a precautionary mechanism. From one end it is a praiseworthy measure to mitigate the danger but the gravity of economical […]

By Capital Law Chambers & Corporate Consultants Background: Sri Lanka is yet to developed a Public Procurement Law and there is an absence of a proper legal framework where procedure, accountability, transparency and remedies are articulated. The Ministry of Finance has developed clear guidelines and documentation for procurement by government agencies available to the public […]

By Migara Doss B.A (Sp), AAL The outbreak of the COVID 19 disease was first identified in December, 2019 in the Chinese City of Wuhan in the Hubei Province. Since then there has been a rapid growth in the disease throughout the globe and on 11th March, 2020 the World Health Organization declared that the […]

By Capital Law Chambers & Corporate Consultants Background: Today, the whole world is fighting an unprecedented war against the COVID-19 virus, a disease so virulent that it has shaken the world to its foundations. While governments, together with their health authorities and security institutions are fighting the virus with all of their resources, hate speech […]