Insolvency is when a company or person can't pay debts when they are due. There are several options available to an insolvent company or person: the most common corporate insolvency procedures for an insolvent company are liquidation, voluntary administration, and receivership....
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Holistically in Egyptian corporate law, “Acquisitions” is the simplest way for a business to join a foreign market if it wishes to grow its operations is by purchasing an existing business there....
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FIDIC has earned a reputation for developing standard form contracts for the building and engineering industries....
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The Non-disclosure agreement NDA is an agreement between at least two parties to protect confidential information shared with them by the other party....
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A trademark is a design, image, or similar to them that has different and distinctive forms so that the company’s products have a distinction and difference from other products of other companies present in the local or global market....
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Real Estate Registration Law No. 114 of 1946 amendments the provisions of the executive regulations....
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The Egypt Vision 2030 strategy is more of a statement of broad economic intent than a precise roadmap. However, against the backdrop of the global Covid-19 pandemic and with government policy focused on short-term mitigation efforts, the document provides as a useful reminder of the nation’s long-term economic ambitions....
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Arbitration is the most appropriate method for international trade disputes settlement, as the parties to the arbitration have wide powers in organizing the arbitration dispute, the manner of the arbitration process....
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In light of the steps taken by the state to develop its internal system and moving towards automating the systems starting from the issuance of the law of payment and electronic collection in 2018, it was from the necessity taking steps that complement this law as issuing law No. 18 of 2019 to regulate the use of non-cash payment methods that represents one of the most important governmental steps towards generalizing electronic payment and reducing cash circulation, and it is scheduled to require governmental agencies to make electronic payment devices available in accordance with the law....
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In light of the steps taken by the state to develop its internal system and moving towards automating the systems starting from the issuance of the law of payment and electronic collection in 2018, it was from the necessity taking steps that complement this law as issuing law No. 18 of 2019 to regulate the use of non-cash payment methods that represents one of the most important governmental steps towards generalizing electronic payment and reducing cash circulation, and it is scheduled to require governmental agencies to make electronic payment devices available in accordance with the law....
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