An event that may affect the business of a public company requires immediate reporting and not waiting for quarterly reports

A father and son purchased a factory through a company that was established and all of its shares were recorded in the son’s name.  After a dispute arose between the parties, the father sought to amend the registration of shares to reflect his ownership of half of the company, contending that he was involved int […]

After selling their company, the sellers demanded additional consideration from the purchaser under the sale agreement, on the basis that the sales targets had been met.  However, the agreement clarified that the additional consideration would apply only to sales of the company’s original products, whereas in practice the sales were of new products not included […]

A subcontractor and the main contractor negotiated and exchanged drafts of an agreement regarding the termination of their engagement and the completion of the subcontractor’s obligations by the main contractor before the completion of the works that were the subject of the current agreement between them.  However, while the formula for calculating the consideration for […]

A woman sought to be recognized as a common-law spouse of a deceased on the grounds that she and him had lived together as husband and wife for several years until his demise, and thus be recognized as his heir. The Court refused to acknowledge the woman as a common-law spouse.  Common-law spouses are spouses […]