Introduction It is quite common the world over for big companies to be organised in the form of groups of companies. Some of them can be so complex as to

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Introduction In uncontested divorce proceedings the Plaintiff and Defendant (“parties”) will sign a consent paper which is then filed at the High Court. In that consent paper, the parties will

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Introduction It is well established and known that proving correct facts in legal proceedings is important and usually decisive. Facts are proven through evidence. This is why parties produce documents

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Introduction I have previously written that voluntary liquidation of a company can be done in terms of section 5(1) and section 9 of the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07) (hereinafter “the

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Introduction I have received many inquiries from holders of title deeds following the publication of Statutory Instrument 76 of 2025, Deeds Registries Regulations, 2025 (“SI”). Most of the inquiries have

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Introduction Liquidation is the process of winding up a company. This is done by selling off the company’s assets, paying liquidation expenses and creditors. If there is any residue, it

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Introduction I have previously written many articles on corporate law. One of the articles covered a company’s constitutive documents. According to section 2 of the Companies and Other Business Entities

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Introduction It is common in the corporate world for managers or executives to leave their employment through a negotiated exit. In such circumstances the executive ought to negotiate well and

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Introduction This is one of my non-technical articles on business and law. In this article I look at some of the common inquiries at applicable laws made to lawyers by

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Introduction In the business world there are times when an investor wants to increase or reduce shareholding. There is nothing wrong. Its business. In this article I look at some

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