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Corporate weekly highlights—15 August 2019

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Published on: 15 August 2019
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Table of contents

  • Brexit
  • Structuring your business—revised no-deal Brexit guidance from the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
  • Members and meetings
  • Re Oxford House (Wimbledon) Management Co Ltd; Kaye v Oxford House (Wimbledon) Management Co Ltd
  • Additional news—daily and weekly news alerts
  • Dates for your diary
  • Trackers
  • Latest Q&As
  • Useful information

Article summary

This week’s edition of Corporate highlights includes revised no-deal Brexit guidance from BEIS relating to cross border business operations and European corporate entities, and a case considering the provisions of section 303 of the Companies Act 2006.

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