
Minimum content of the bylaws of companies
Well-structured bylaws are essential for efficient business management, promoting the operation of the company as long as clear rules are established and ambiguities in decision-making

Well-structured bylaws are essential for efficient business management, promoting the operation of the company as long as clear rules are established and ambiguities in decision-making

The DGSJFP examines the shareholder’s right to be sufficiently informed of the content of the proposed amendment. In the Resolution dated April 16, 2024 (published

Although in principle the stripping of a company’s assets can be pursued through a corporate liability action, in exceptional and qualified circumstances and individual action

The tax benefit is not a valid economic motive for the restructuring and creation of the holding company, but could be indicative of a tax

Failure to specify the legal cause of dissolution in the notice to the general meeting does not absolutely nullify such notice, provided that the matter

The transfer of shares requires a public deed in order to be effective vis-à-vis the company and in general for the transfer to be enforceable