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Courts Clarify Important Limitations on Canadian Corporations' Capacity to Protect Directors Who Are Sued

12 June 2014

Contact: Blaney McMurtry (Ontario, Canada) People who agree to become directors on the boards of Canadian corporations take on significant risks – for instance, the risk of being sued. These liability risks can have a ...

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Manufacturer's Corner: Should You Opt Out of the CISG?

30 November 1999

Contact: Ryan Hardy; Spencer Fane Britt & Browne LLP (Missouri, USA) So far, the Manufacturer’s Corner has usually assumed that your contract will be controlled by the law of a U.S. jurisdiction that has ...

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Filing a Claim for Compensation for Shareholders’ Damages or the Purchase of Their Shares pursuant to Art. 202/2 of the Turkish Commercial Code

30 November 1999

Contact: Att. Selen Ozturk; Erdem & Erdem (Turkey) Introduction The Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 (“TCC”) Art. 202/2 sets forth certain solutions for shareholders where the dominant company unlawfully exerc ...

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Ordinary Partnerships

30 November 1999

Contact: Att. Berna Asık Zibel; Erdem & Erdem (Turkey) Ordinary partnerships are governed by Article 620 et seq. of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 (“TCO”). An ordinary partnership agreement is ...

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Courts Clarify Important Limitations on Canadian Corporations' Capacity to Protect Directors Who Are Sued

Manufacturer's Corner: Should You Opt Out of the CISG?

Filing a Claim for Compensation for Shareholders’ Damages or the Purchase of Their Shares pursuant to Art. 202/2 of the Turkish Commercial Code

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