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The Luxembourg Parliament has adopted today a bill of law containing measures governing how companies and other legal entities are permitted to hold meetings.
The Luxembourg Parliament has adopted today a bill of
law containing measures governing how companies and other legal
entities are permitted to hold meetings.
This bill will enable companies and other legal entities (such
as ASBLs) to hold general meetings and other meetings of the
company's corporate bodies without the need for physical
attendance, even where this is not provided for in the
company's articles of association. This option will now be
available until 31 December 2020. These measures were
initially provided for by the Grand Ducal Regulation of
20 March 2020, and were extended by the law of 20 June
2020.
The bill enters into force on 1 October 2020, and repeals
the law of 20 June 2020.
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