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Boybey Law
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Commercial Law

Company formation, shareholder structures, commercial contracts and commercial disputes.

Commercial law governs every stage of a business, from its formation and operations to its partnerships and debts. It covers commercial contracts, corporate structures, competition, bankruptcy and commercial litigation.

In a fast-changing business environment, managing legal risk correctly is vital for companies. Commercial law therefore plays a critical role not only in resolving disputes but also in preventive advice.

Boybey Law & Consultancy offers a broad range of services, from company formation and registration to contract drafting, from structuring partnerships to resolving commercial disputes. Our aim is to place our clients' commercial activities on a secure legal footing.

Frequently asked questions

Is mediation mandatory in commercial disputes?

Mediation is a mandatory precondition for commercial claims for payment of a sum of money or compensation. If the parties settle, the mediation record can be made enforceable like a court judgment.

Should I set up a limited company or a joint stock company?

The choice depends on factors such as the number of shareholders, capital needs, ease of share transfer and management structure. Share transfers in a limited company require notarisation and general assembly approval, while a joint stock company allows more flexible transfers.

What should the articles of association cover?

Clearly regulating share transfer restrictions, management and representation powers, profit distribution, exit from the company and dispute resolution from the outset significantly reduces future shareholder disputes.

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