by Harris Sharpe | Dec 15, 2022 | Cyprus Companies
Foss v Harbottle Rule in Cyprus Introduction to Foss v Harbottle in Cyprus The rule in Foss v Harbottle is a principle of English company law that states that only a company’s members (i.e., shareholders) have the right to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the... 
by Harris Sharpe | Nov 30, 2022 | Cyprus AML, Cyprus Companies
UBO Register ECJ Decision The UBO Register ECJ decision has shocked the legal and services world of the European Union and will be remembered as a landmark case giving back people their privacy. Blocking public access to the UBO Register is based on fundamental human... 
by Harris Sharpe | Nov 3, 2022 | Cyprus Companies
Annual levy strike-off Annual Levy strike-off for unpaid years 2012-2021. The Department of the Companies has today, 3rd of November 2022 announced that it will strike-off of the register of incorproated entities any Cyprus company that has not paid any annual levy... 
by Harris Sharpe | Mar 10, 2020 | Cyprus Companies, The Cyprus Lawyer
Coronavirus and Cyprus Company Meetings The Coronavirus will affect Cyprus Company meetings. This might be due to travel restrictions, sickness or just for good measure. Although the coronavirus will disrupt face to face meetings, a Cyprus company still continues to... 
by Harris Sharpe | Mar 4, 2020 | Cyprus Companies, The Cyprus Lawyer
Coronavirus and Agreements in Cyprus Coronavirus and agreements in Cyprus aim to consider the business and contractual risks faced by Cyprus based business and entrepreneurs when estimating the unprecedented effect and impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) to the... 
by Harris Sharpe | Jan 27, 2020 | Cyprus Companies
Foreign Company operating in Cyprus When a foreign company is going to be operating in Cyprus it can do so by registering with the department of the registrar of companies and official receiver. In this article we will be considering the legal aspects regarding doing...