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ARTICLE · 28 APRIL 2010

Slovenian Courts have Gone Online

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In the last few years, the Slovenian courts have made real progress in digitalising public registries.

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Jernej Jeraj
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In the last few years, the Slovenian courts have made real progress in digitalising public registries.

Court Register

The AJPES portal hosts the Slovenian Court Register, which is part of a wider information database, the Business Register, which is also maintained by AJPES. The electronic Court Register contains data on companies and other legal entities which have to be registered in the Court Register (e.g. identification data, data on owners, representatives, share capital, statutory changes), as well as some of the most important corporate deeds of the company (e.g. statues, Articles of Association, minutes of meetings of corporate bodies, etc.). It is possible to obtain not only current and historic court registry excerpts, but also to search through databases by using

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