Introduction The use of an acknowledgement of debt (“AOD” for purposes of this article) is common practice in everyday life whether by organisations or individuals. It is common that a
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Introduction The use of an acknowledgement of debt (“AOD” for purposes of this article) is common practice in everyday life whether by organisations or individuals. It is common that a
Introduction Leasing of immovable properties, whether as the landlord or tenant is quite common. This applies to different properties such as residential dwellings, commercial properties such as offices, industrial properties
Introduction I have previously written on corporate rescue which is based on the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07), “the Insolvency Act” or “the Act”. According to section 121(1)(b) corporate rescue means
Introduction In this article I look at the contents of an application to place a company under corporate rescue proceedings made in terms of the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07) of
Introduction In this article I look at the contents of an application to place a company under corporate rescue proceedings made in terms of the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07) of
Introduction Introduction The use proxies at company annual general meetings (AGMs) or extraordinary general meetings (EGMs) is common practice in corporates. In this article I look at the law as
Introduction I have previously written many articles on company law covering areas issues such as shares, directors, shareholders, meetings, key company secretarial documents, etc. In this article I address how
Introduction This article is addition to the two I wrote on “Competition Act and Implications on Mergers and Acquisitions”, 8 September 2022 and “Competition Act on restrictive practices”, 15 September
Introduction In my previous article of 8 September 2022 titled “Competition Act and implications on mergers and acquisitions” I covered how the Competition Act (Chapter 14:28) (“the Competition Act” or
Introduction In the world of business mergers and acquisitions are quite common. Businesses may combine to become one through mergers or one business may acquire one or more others through