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Understanding compliance laws in France and Mauritius: Sapin II vs. FCC Act 2023

Navigating financial regulations: A comparative analysis of France’s Sapin II law and Mauritius’ Financial Crimes Act 2023 In the ever-changing landscape of the financial world, the fight against financial crime remains a major concern for governments around the world. The French legislation no. 2016-1691 of 9 December 2016 on transparency, the fight against corruption and the …

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PLCJ talks to you about the Mauritian real estate market in the daily publication LesEchos.fr

We are very pleased to have contributed to this article by Krystèle Tachdjian (LesEchos.fr) entitled “Immobilier: prix, fiscalité, ce qu’il faut savoir avant d’investir à l’île Maurice” (Real estate: prices, taxation, what you should know before investing in Mauritius). We strongly invite you to read it if you are interested in this subject or if …

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PLCJ accompanied Katapult Group Norway in the structuration of and investments in its first start-ups accelerator in Mauritius

PLCJ is delighted to have accompanied Katapult Group Norway for the drafting of the legal documentation regarding the structuration of and investments in its first start-ups accelerator in Mauritius. Katapult Mauritius Accelerator, which will be hosted at Ferney Agri-Hub, is an impact accelerator program focusing on regenerative food -and agritech solutions for the African markets. …

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Covid-19 (Mauritius) – Highlights of cabinet meeting

The Mauritian ministerial cabinet has during their weekly meeting held on the 17th September 2021 announced that the Minister of Health and Wellness would promulgate the COVID-19 (Self-Confinement) (Amendment) Regulations 2021, so that henceforth a person who is tested positive to COVID-19 may be ordered by the Quarantine Officer to be self-confined at his residence, …

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Acquisition: PLCJ assists R. Mathieu (Opticians) Ltd!

The 26th November 2019 PLCJ Ltd is proud to have brought their legal expertise to the local leader in opticals, R. Mathieu (Opticians) Ltd, in connection with an international collaboration with Essilor International. The two companies have decided to join forces in various sectors including the manufacture of ophthalmic lenses and the distribution of quality …

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Mauritius (COVID-19) – Competition law

Mauritius (COVID-19) Competition law Competition Commission Mauritius issued best practices Guidelines on June 16, 2020. It also announced that it will monitor more closely the enforcement of the Competition Act on a market weakened by the consequences of the pandemic. For more information, click here: https://competitioncommission.mu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Flash-Guides-Doing-business-Post-COVID19-Best-Practices.pdf Ile Maurice (COVID-19) Droit de la concurrence L’autorité mauricienne de …

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Covid-19 (Mauritius) and Antitrust Law

COVID-19 (Mauritius) – Competition law enforcement at the time of COVID-19 In a communiqué dated April 9, 2020, the Competition Commission Mauritius made a declaration in favor of a “soft” enforcement of competition rules, in order not to unduly constraint mandatory cooperation between enterprises during this crisis. Nonetheless, the Commission made clear that said tolerance …

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Covid-19 (Mauritius) – Technology To The Rescue! Of The Use Of The Electronic Signature

INTRODUCTION Since the effective total containment in Mauritius since March 20, companies and individuals must review their way of working by setting up remote work. Despite travel bans, economic operators must ensure the continuity of their activities to the best of their ability, which implies entering contractual commitments. This situation allows us to revisit a …

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