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C.  Law on Entrepreneurs and Companies – Text with Comments


                                           PART I
                                    COMMON PROVISIONS

                 Part I of the Law and Articles 1 – 21 cover provisions which basically relate to both,
            entrepreneurs and companies. Nevertheless some provisions, like Article 2 and Article 3, may
            address  only  one  or  the  other  type  of  business  organization.  When  applying  rules  on
            partnerships (Parts II and III) and companies (Parts IV and V) the Common Provisions must
            be  taken  into  account.  If  solutions  to  a  question  cannot  be  found  among  the  provisions
            regarding partnerships or companies, they may still be found among the Common Provisions.

                                           TITLE I
                        ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMERCIAL COMPANIES

                                           Article 1
                          Scope of the Law, definitions, different registrations
                 (1) This Law shall regulate the status of entrepreneurs, the founding and managing
            of  companies,  the  rights  and  obligations  of  founders,  partners,  members,  and
            shareholders,  companies’  reorganization  and  liquidation.  Companies  are  general
            partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability companies or joint-stock companies.
                 (2) Entrepreneurs and companies register with the National Registration Centre in
            accordance to this law and Law No. 9723, dated 03.05.2007 on the National Registration
            Centre amended.
                 (3) Entrepreneurs and companies shall  keep books,  compile  and disclose  annual
            accounts  and  performance  reports  including  verification  of  authorized  auditors  in
            conformity with Law on Accounting and Financial Statements.
                 (4) If not  provided  otherwise, the court referred to in this law is the competent
            court in accordance with Articles 334 to 336 of the Civil Procedure Code.
                 (5) Provisions requiring disclosure of information on a company website may be
            satisfied  by  establishing  an  effective  link  to  the  registered  information  held  by  the
            National Registration Centre for that company.
                 (6) As used in this Law, the singular includes the plural and the plural includes the
            singular,  unless  the  context  otherwise  requires.  The  personal  pronoun  “he”  includes
            “she” and “it”; and the word “him” includes “her” and “it” unless the context otherwise
            require.

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