2024-03-13 06:33:01
Availability of the “Recovery Code and Enforcement Procedures”
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We are pleased to inform you of the availability of the “Recovery and Enforcement Code”.
Authors :
- Jérémie WAMBO, is a Lawyer at the Cameroon Bar, former Legal Referendum at the Common Court of Justice and Arbitration of OHADA in Abidjan, trainer of trainers at ERSUMA
- Emmanuel Douglas FOTSO, Doctor in business law, Lawyer at the Paris Court of Appeal, lecturer at the University of Sorbonne Paris Nord, author of the annual OHADA case law reports
The work, published in tribute to Mr. Marcel SEREKOÏSSE SAMBA, Former President of the CCJA-OHADA, is prefaced by Mr. Djimasna N’DONINGAR, Doctor of Law from the University of Orléans, Former First Vice-President of the CCJA- OHADA.
Code Overview
On October 17, 2023, the Council of Ministers of OHADA adopted in Kinshasa (DRC) a new Uniform Act organizing simplified recovery procedures and enforcement routes, thereby repealing that of April 10, 1998, following 25 years of applications. This Uniform Act, which is the most widely used of all OHADA’s normative production, is a true code which, outlining the guidelines for debt recovery and enforcement methods, has generated abundant case law which continues to fuel professional practice and other academic work. Hence the interest of the authors in devoting annotations and comments to it to help enrich it. Indeed, the Recovery and Enforcement Code has the particularity, through the annotations it contains, of largely reporting, article by article, the case law, as well as the CCJA up to date as of December 31, 2023. than those of the most recent national jurisdictions.
In addition, the authors of the Code, proven specialists in OHADA recovery law, set out to scrutinize and comment on the provisions of the Uniform Act, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the innovations that have occurred, as well as its probable difficulties of implementation. application. They did not fail, whenever necessary, to suggest some possible solutions and good practices to be adopted by practitioners, also calling on national laws to sometimes raise the difficulties of articulation between them and the standard. community.
Price of the book: 70 euros in Paris
Publication date: February 26, 2024 in Paris
Number of pages: 556, A5 format
ISBN : 978 295 497 0462
Code Distribution Points
- In Cameroon (Douala): Me Michèle Carine MONTHE and Mr. Benjamin NTOGUE, Tel. : +237 699 02 14 00 / +237 697 55 66 40, Price: 50,000 FCFA
- In Guinea (Conakry): Librairie de Droit de Guinée, Tel. : +224 624 17 32 32, Price: 950,000 Guinean F
- In France: LGDJ, 20 rue Soufflot, 75005, Paris, Tel. : +33 (0)1 46 33 04 15
Other distribution points are being created and will be operational very soon.
For any additional information and any acquisition, you can contact the authors:
1710315071
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