Also published as: URBAIN BABONGENO
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The contradiction between OHADA uniform acts and the constitutions of member states, and the implications for integrating community law into national legal orders.
The article examines the problem of the one-person company (société unipersonnelle) in Congolese law in light of OHADA law, considering its legal admissibility, practical existence, and potential reform.
What is the legal sanction for the lack of agreement among co-owners of a social share and other partners in business practice in the DRC, particularly when a 'convention de croupier' leads to a substitution of the partner?
The article examines whether the OHADA Treaty's harmonization process truly achieves uniformization of business law, and whether the existing uniform acts and the Treaty's provisions adequately manage the consolidation of legal uniformity and the challenges posed by the adhesion of new member states with different legal traditions.