Company law consists of the statutes that, regulate the
formation , corporate personality, structure, powers, contracts, acts,
liability, shareholding, debentures, membership, meetings, directors, board of
directors, regulatory compliance, secretaries, secretariat support, corporate
governance, taxation, capital market transactions, mergers and acquisitions,
takeover, receivership, winding up, lawsuits and disputes of companies.
The statute regulating the registration and running of business
organisations and companies in Nigeria is the Companies and Allied Matters
Act. Cap. C20 LFN 2004 which was promulgated into law on 2nd
January, 1990 as the Companies and Allied Matters Decree No. 1 of 1990
with 2nd January 1990 as its commencement date. Unfortunately,
due to logistic issues the commencement of the Decree (now known as Act) had to
be changed to 31st December 1990. The Decree was amended by
the Companies and Allied Matters (Amendment) Decree No. 32 of 1990, No. 46 of
1991 and No. 40 of 1992 all of which are incorporated in Cap. C20.
However, Part XVII of the Act regulating Companies Securities has been
transferred to the Investments and Securities Act.
In as long as your company is running, you are bound to have
disputes and issues with matters provided in the Companies and Allied Matters
Act. In as long as your company wants to remain in business you will always
get to the juncture, where it is risky and reckless not to seek legal advice
before proceeding further or make a business decision or a financial
commitment.
An investment of a considerable monetary value without legal
value is a disaster waiting to happen. No business can stand the test of time
without the regular audit of its credit value by competent Accountants
and the regular audit of its legal value by competent Lawyers.
You may contact Akintunde Esan for legal illuminations
or legal advice/opinion on formation , corporate personality, structure,
powers, contracts, acts, liability, shareholding, debentures, membership,
meetings, directors, board of directors, regulatory compliance, secretaries,
secretariat support, corporate governance, taxation, capital market
transactions, mergers and acquisitions, takeover, receivership, winding
up, lawsuits , disputes of your company or any other company's
legal issues, matters or disputes.
Akintunde Esan is an international acknowledged
authority on Nigerian Jurisprudence. He is a Legal Consultant on commercial,
corporate and property law matters and disputes. He is Managing Partner @ Ase
Olodumare Chambers (Law Firm).
I would love to talk to you about a lawsuit on behalf of the company that I invested in and am the last surviving director of...My phone number is 08158994982...I am located in Ibadan. Thanks.
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