Introduction The Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07), or the Act provides for a compromise between a company and its creditors. Such a compromise provides financial relief to the company. Compromise provided
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Introduction The Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07), or the Act provides for a compromise between a company and its creditors. Such a compromise provides financial relief to the company. Compromise provided
Introduction Many a time I have come across some businesspeople complaining about situations where they are being disadvantaged, for example where minority shareholders are being overlooked in key decisions. In
Introduction This article addresses a very technical area in the governance of companies. Members or shareholders of companies hold annual general meetings (AGMs) or extraordinary general meetings (EGMs) at which
Introduction I have previously written about disputes in business focussing on shareholders and how to deal with such potential or actual disputes. In this article I focus on how to
Introduction In my previous article of 13 January 2022 titled “Agreements for buying or selling existing shares” I explained the key provisions expected in such agreements. In this article I
Introduction In this article I provide a summary of the recent changes in currency laws in Zimbabwe. The article is highly summarized due to space considerations. Summary of recent laws
Corporate rescue in Zimbabwe is known by other terms such as business rescue or in the past as judicial management.
Introduction In my previous article of Thursday, 24 February 2022, titled “COBE Act on auditing” I explained key legal requirements on the audit report in terms of the Companies and
Introduction This article is aimed at giving insights into what the Companies and Other Business Entities Act (Chapter 24:31) (or the “COBE Act”) says on auditing of companies. The COBE
Introduction This article gives some insights into the requirements of the Companies and Other Entities Act (Chapter 24:31) (or “the COBE Act”) of 2020 on financial accounts of companies. This