Companies Act

Termination of a company by a court decision

Judicial liquidation reasons include those determined by the court after the criminal or civil proceedings. As part of the criminal procedure, a security or protective measure prohibiting the performance of activities can be imposed on the company. After its pronouncement, the company must change its activity or start a voluntary liquidation procedure. The compulsory liquidation…
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Law on Associations and liquidation procedure

Liquidation of the Association

The association’s liquidation procedure shall be regulatied by provisions of the Law on Associations. The provisions of the law regulating liquidation of business companies shall apply accordingly to any issues having to do with the association’s liquidation procedure that are not regulated by the Law on Associations. Liquidation of the Association – Reasons and Procedure…
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Legal representatives of the company in liquidation

Liquidator

The liquidation of a company shall be conducted by liquidators. These are the persons who conduct the company’s business during the liquidation, represent the company (legal representatives of the company in liquidation) and they are responsible for the legality of operations of the company. The Companies Act regulates the appointment and removal of the liquidators, as…
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Liquidation and Law on Business Companies

Voluntary liquidation of the company – legal aspect

According to provisions of Article 468 of Law on Business Companies, business company shall be dissolved by deletion from the register of economic operators in case of: Liquidation or forced liquidation in accordance with this Law Bankruptcy proceedings in accordance with the law governing bankruptcy and A status change resulting in the dissolution of a…
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