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Bridges Ltd
Private M&A Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Mauritius, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
Centurion Law Group
Commercial disputes have always been an unavoidable element of doing business as parties to a mercantile contract or transaction would often find themselves in disagreement at some point during their dealings.
ENS
As the workplace becomes increasingly digitised, the need to protect personal data has become more critical than ever before. Employers and employees alike must navigate the complexities...
Appleby
The below is a summary of recent cases likely to influence the practice of global business in Mauritius.
Appleby
The Supreme Court had to address a preliminary objection raised by co-respondents Nos. 1, 2 and 3 on the ground of jurisdiction to contest and challenge the court's competence to determine the issues...
Appleby
A quick analysis of the law shows that a company may but does not need to have a constitution.
BLC Robert
The ISDA master agreement forms the backbone of a significant amount of over-the-counter derivative transactions.
Juristconsult Chambers
Our civilization, as we know it, is currently standing at the brink of a new, far-reaching technological revolution.
Appleby
On 26 January 2018, the Court of Civil Appeal delivered its determination on whether a resolution that was produced by a representative of the Respondent (i.e. Stoll Financial Services GmbH) (i)
Juristconsult Chambers
When the Constitution was enacted in 1968, there was not much business around apart from sugar cane, industries accessory to it and basic trade and commerce for the needs of colonial Mauritius.
Juristconsult Chambers
Our civilization, as we know it, is currently standing at the brink of a new, far-reaching technological revolution.
BLC Robert
In general terms, a suretyship is an agreement by which a person (Guarantor) undertakes to perform an underlying obligation if the principal debtor fails to do so.
BLC Robert
The Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of Mauritius held that the issue as to applicability of the arbitration clause under a facility agreement was not open for it to determine...
BLC Robert
The widespread use of asymmetric jurisdiction clauses has strong underpinnings; the party who bears the primary commercial risk under the contract is given the benefit of the option.
Appleby
The MCB Case concerned a claim for damages that The Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB) lodged before the Supreme Court against UBS AG, Singapore Branch (UBS Singapore) and UBS for breach of contract.
Appleby
In Mauri Garments Trading and Marketing Limited v The Mauritius Commercial Bank Limited the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council reiterated the fundamental principle that "[b]anks are not concerned with the rights or wrongs of the underlying disputes [between parties] but only with the performance of the obligations which they themselves have confirmed."
Appleby
In Mall of Mont Choisy Limited v Pick N’ Pay Retailers (Proprietary) Limited & Ors 2015 SCJ 10 the defendants challenged the jurisdiction of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court.
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