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Shareholders' Agreements In Mauritius: Is A Fixed Duration Required?
A shareholders' agreement that is silent on its duration risks being treated as a contract of indeterminate duration, which may allow either party to terminate it on reasonable notice. This article examines whether Mauritian law requires shareholders' agreements to specify a fixed term, drawing on a landmark French court ruling and exploring the legal frameworks governing contract duration in Mauritius.
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From E-Signatures To AI-Driven Contracts: How Mauritius Is Rewriting The Rules Of Digital Transactions
Mauritius has fundamentally reformed its electronic transactions framework, shifting from form-based requirements to functional equivalence principles that prioritize identity, intention, reliability, and control over the medium of transaction. The Amendment Act introduces groundbreaking provisions for electronic transferable records, automated contracting, and cross-border digital commerce that will reshape how businesses design and operate their digital contracting systems. This evolution addresses the in
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Shareholders' Agreements In Mauritius: Is A Fixed Duration Required?
A shareholders' agreement that is silent on its duration risks being treated as a contract of indeterminate duration, which may allow either party to terminate it on reasonable notice. This article examines whether Mauritian law requires shareholders' agreements to specify a fixed term, drawing on a landmark French court ruling and exploring the legal frameworks governing contract duration in Mauritius.
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Mauritius’ 2026 Family Office Regime: A Comparative Perspective With South Africa
As private wealth expands across Africa, South Africa and Mauritius have emerged as key jurisdictions for family wealth structuring, yet they adopt markedly different approaches to regulating family offices. This distinction becomes particularly relevant following Mauritius's introduction of the Financial Services (Family Office) Rules 2026, which substantially revises the regulatory framework with a dedicated licensing regime, while South Africa accommodates family offices within its broader financial serv
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