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Selected Aspects of Asset Deals under South African and Swiss Law
Although there are many methods to accomplish reorganisations, and these methods may be used in combination, there are broadly speaking two categories of such transactions. First, two or more companies may merge. At least one of the merging companies is dissolved and both of the undertakings form pa...
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Department of Commercial Law
2014
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