
Merger and information to employees
In the case of mergers of wholly-owned companies that have no employees, it is not necessary to prepare a directors’ report, not even regarding the
The bylaws are a set of essential rules governing both the operation and the internal organization of a company. The execution of the bylaws is a mandatory requirement in the public deed of incorporation for a company to acquire legal personality, which is materialized by their registration in the Commercial Register.
The bylaws governing companies must include, as a minimum, the following information:
The founding shareholders are free to include in the articles of association and bylaws all those covenants and conditions that they consider appropriate for the proper functioning of the company, provided that they do not contravene the laws in force or the essential principles of the type of company chosen.
In the case of mergers of wholly-owned companies that have no employees, it is not necessary to prepare a directors’ report, not even regarding the
On 18th September 2024, the General Directorate of Legal Certainty and Public Faith, addressed an appeal against the qualification of the Property Registrar of Huelva
Judgment no. 311/2024 of the Madrid Provincial Court of 4 October 2024 analyses the requirements of article 249.3 of the LSC on the appointment of