HOW TO REGISTER A TECH COMPANY IN NIGERIA
Introduction A tech company is a company that provides technological services or products.
PROCEDURE FOR WINDING UP A COMPANY IN NIGERIA
Winding up of a company is the process by which the existence of a registered company comes to an end in accordance with statutory provisions.
UNDERSTANDING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PATENT REGISTRATION IN NIGERIA
A patent, in legal terms, is a granted right that bestows exclusivity to the inventor over their creation. In Nigeria, three distinct types of patents exist:
Doing Business in Nigeria: A Guide to Foreign Investors
Nigeria is a developing capitalist economy. Free enterprise is the norm but there are some important sectors like Electricity and Water that are partially owned and controlled by the government.
NAVIGATING REGULATORY HURDLES IN INDIA’S FINTECH LANDSCAPE
FinTech[1] has been a trending topic for quite some time now due to the ease of access it offers in a vast and diverse country such as India.
Disputes regarding the right of ownership and real property in Romania
From the perspective of forms of ownership, it is divided into public or private property. Private property is the right of the owner to possess,
Eviction Before Your Lease Ends: Know Your Rights as a Tenant in Dubai
Introduction Renting a property is a common arrangement in Dubai, with many residents and businesses leasing real estate for various purposes.
UAE Drugs Law and Legal Consequences of Carrying Narcotic Substances
The UAE Drugs Law, Federal Decree-Law No. 30/2021, clearly defines narcotic substances and outlines the severe legal consequences associated with their possession, use, or distribution.
LIQUIDATION PROCESS OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES
INTRODUCTION A certain process must be carried out in the termination processes of joint stock companies. Joint stock companies are terminated upon the realization of one of the reasons for termination specified in the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 (“TCC”) or in their articles of association.
EVACUATION LETTER
INTRODUCTION As it is known, under the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 (“Turkish Code of Obligations” or “TCO”), it is possible for lessors to terminate residential and workplace lease agreements before or at the end of their term in limited circumstances specified in the law.