Practice notes and precedents covering key aspects of setting up a private company limited by shares, including guidance on company and business names, trading disclosures and registered office.
Guidance on the allotment and issue of shares, the maintenance of a company’s share capital and the rights that attach to different classes of shares.
A range of precedents to assist practitioners on issues ranging from declarations of interests in a transaction and resolving directors’ conflicts through to removal of a director and written resolutions of directors.
Core content for practitioners dealing with public or private mergers and acquisitions, including practice notes and precedents.
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On 19 November 2024, the ninth day of the 29th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) focused...
EU phase I mergers—closed cases trackerThe table lists completed European Commission phase I merger investigations since 13 June 2013.For information...
EU mergers—ongoing cases trackerThe below tracks live European Commission merger investigations.For information on completed investigations see EU...
Ireland—Constitution of a private company limited by sharesThis Practice Note discusses the form of the constitution of a private company limited by...
Ireland—Changing a company's nameThis Practice Note should be read in conjunction with Practice Note: Ireland—Company names and business names—private...
Execution of contracts—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out the requirements for executing simple contracts in various international jurisdictions....
Ireland—Declaration of a director’s interests in a proposed transaction or arrangement—general noticeThe directors[Insert name of company]...
Ireland—Legal due diligence commercial contract review template—private M&A—share purchaseWhen carrying out legal due diligence it is likely that a...
Ireland—Written resolution of members of a private company limited by shares[PRIVATE COMPANY LIMITED BY SHARES]WRITTEN RESOLUTIONof[COMPANY NAME](the...
Ireland—Heads of terms—private M&A—share purchase—cross-borderStrictly private and confidentialTo: [Insert seller name][Insert potential seller...
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—deedThese Precedent execution clauses are for use by a partnership entering into a deed (rather than a simple...
EU phase I mergers—closed cases trackerThe table lists completed European Commission phase I merger investigations since 13 June 2013.For information...
EU mergers—ongoing cases trackerThe below tracks live European Commission merger investigations.For information on completed investigations see EU...
Ireland—Declaration of a director’s interests in a proposed transaction or arrangement—general noticeThe directors[Insert name of company]...
Ireland—Legal due diligence commercial contract review template—private M&A—share purchaseWhen carrying out legal due diligence it is likely that a...
Ireland—Written resolution of members of a private company limited by shares[PRIVATE COMPANY LIMITED BY SHARES]WRITTEN RESOLUTIONof[COMPANY NAME](the...
Ireland—Constitution of a private company limited by sharesThis Practice Note discusses the form of the constitution of a private company limited by...
Ireland—Changing a company's nameThis Practice Note should be read in conjunction with Practice Note: Ireland—Company names and business names—private...
Ireland—Heads of terms—private M&A—share purchase—cross-borderStrictly private and confidentialTo: [Insert seller name][Insert potential seller...
Execution of contracts—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out the requirements for executing simple contracts in various international jurisdictions....
Ireland—Executing simple contracts and deedsThis Practice Note summarises the law, guidance and practice relating to the execution of simple contracts...
Ireland—Corporate horizon scanner—2024 and beyondThis Practice Note contains a list of key future developments and dates for corporate lawyers...
INSOL Europe/Lexis+® UK Joint Project on ‘How EU Member States recognise insolvency and restructuring proceedings of a third country’: consolidated...
Ireland—Execution formalities—limited partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance regarding the execution of simple contracts and deeds...
Ireland—Virtual closingsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on how to exchange executed documents properly when one or more parties to a...
Ireland—Defining termsThis Practice Note discusses the role and importance of defined terms in an agreement. It identifies the defined terms that most...
Ireland—Execution formalities—partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on proper execution of simple contracts and deeds for general...
Ireland—Company names and business names—private company limited by sharesCompany names and business (or trading) names are respectively regulated by...
Ireland—Holding a general meeting of a private limited companyThis Practice Note summarises the law, guidelines and market practice in relation to...
Consent should cover all processing activities carried out for the same purpose or purposes. When the processing has multiple purposes, consent should be given for all of them. Consent is presumed not to be freely given if it does not allow separate consent to be given to different personal data processing operations. This means blanket consent will not be appropriate and you should give data subjects options to consent to different types of processing.
The concept whereby a person treats another person less favourably on the grounds of one of the protected characteristics under discrimination law, for example, race, sex, or a disability.
A trust that includes relevant property. Relevant property trusts are subject to the relevant property regime for inheritance tax purposes.