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UNDERSTANDING DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS AND RIGHT TO CHILD in CAMEROON

UNDERSTANDING DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS AND RIGHT TO CHILD’S CUSTODY UNDER THE CAMEROON LEGAL SYSTEM Statutory Marriage or Marriage under the Act (known in Cameroon parlance as ‘Court Marriage’), under the Common law is principally regulated by the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 which is read alongside section 18 of law No. 2006/015…
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STEPS IN OBTAINING A DIVORCE IN CAMEROON

Marriage has been defined as « a contract between a man and a woman by which they mutually promise to marry one another, the promise of one, being consideration for the promise of the other. Marriage is also understood as the voluntary union for life of one man, one woman to…
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SIMPLIFIED RECOVERY PROCEDURE

THE PRACTICABILITY OF SIMPLIFIED RECOVERY PROCEDURES & ENFORCEMENT MEASURES UNDER OHADA In view of protecting the interest of both local and foreign business entities in Cameroon, the OHADA Uniform Act (hereinafter UA) Organizing Simplified Recovery Procedures and Enforcement Measures was instituted as a harmonized law to govern failed transactions and…
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REGISTRATION OF A CATEGORY 1 MICROFINANCE IN CAMEROON

Microfinances are governed by Regulation No. 01/00/CEMAC/UMAC/COBAC of January 2002. According to this regulation, a Micro-finance is an activity carried out by accredited entities that do not have the status of a Bank or Finance establishment. ACCOMPLISH THE TASK OF REGISTERING A COMPANY Any persons interested to register and operate…
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REGISTRATION OF A BRAND BEFORE OAPI

REGISTRATION AT AFRICAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION OAPI OF YOUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (TRADEMARKS, TRADE NAMES, INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS, ETC) In view of protecting the intellectual property of investors in the market, it is advisable to clearly present to you the evolution of the procedure for the registration of an industrial property…
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PROCEDURE IN OBTAINING A LAND TITLE IN CAMEROON

BASIC STEPS TO FOLLOW IN THE PURCHASE OF PRIVATE LAND IN CAMEROON The steps could be divided into three – the pre-contracting stage, the contracting stage and the conveyancing stage. We shall examine each of these stages in this article. I – THE PRE-CONTRACTING STAGE At this stage, it is necessary…
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MINING IN CAMEROON

Nature has endowed Cameroon with a mining potential that is as important as it is varied, and the government is making it a valuable lever for economic recovery. Research has brought to light important mineral substances, sometimes world-class, in particular, and without being exhaustive, iron in Mbalam, bauxite in Ngaoundal, Minim-Martap and Fongo-Tongo, nickel-cobalt in Lomié,…
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INCORPORATION OF A COMPANY IN CAMEROON

SETTING UP OF A COMPANY IN CAMEROON Pursuant to Article 3 of the Uniform Act relating to Commercial Companies and Economic Interest Groups in Cameroon, any person, whatever their nationality, wishing to engage in a commercial activity in the form of a company shall choose a form of company which…
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INCENTIVES TO COMPANY

REPORT ON LAW N° 2013-004 OF APRIL 18, 2013 SETTING THE INCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON, SUPPLEMENTED BY LAW N° 2017-015 of July 12, 2017 UNDERSTANDING THE SPECIFIC INCENTIVES In addition to the administrative, tax, customs and financial incentives that have been set out in the…
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HOW TO OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT AS A FOREIGNER

Progressive investment and development today cannot be achieved without a secured legal and commercial environment for both residents and foreignerswho wish to invest in Cameroon. The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) is the central monetary authority that oversees banking operations in Cameroon. It is responsible for implementing monetary policy,…
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