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A pledge of shares is considered validly established if a transfer proving the privilege is registered in the register of pledges of the Mauritian company whose shares are pledged. For the purposes of the Commercial Code, the “counter” is considered to be constituted when (i) the shares and share certificates (if any) are delivered with (ii) a form for the transfer of the shares to the creditor or securities agent or to a person of his choice. A pledge, on the other hand, usually takes the form of a pledge of shares or an account privilege. With regard to the creation and validity of security rights, a fixed and/or floating fee in accordance with our Civil Code and notwithstanding the contractual date of a fixed and/or floating fee will only be deemed to be (i) validly created and perfected and (ii) effective only from the moment the tax is duly registered with the Registrar General (RG) and registered with the Conservator of the Mortgages of Mauritius (CM). 9. Except with the consent of all parties, all proceedings of each court and all proceedings to establish the existence or scope of a civil right or civil obligation before another authority, including notification of the decision of the court or any other authority, shall be conducted publicly. The most common types of collateral entered into in Mauritius are either a charge on the assets of the debtor, i.e. the Mauritian entity, or a pledge on the shares of the Mauritian entity granted by its shareholders or through the bank accounts of the Mauritian entity. In the event of a pledge, the secured creditor or guarantee agent may exercise any of its rights under the pledge of the account, including the right to designate a beneficiary of the pledged assets in accordance with the terms of the account privilege and/or the right to appropriate, transfer or set off all or part of the funds in the pledged accounts.
in or for the payment or settlement of secured liabilities/debts in accordance with the pledge. iii. as an incident of lease, lease, mortgage, charge, sale, lien or contract; One. Proceedings before the Court of Appeal of the Public Authorities may be conducted in public only if the court decides otherwise with the consent of the parties to an appeal; Based on the execution services provided under the share lien, the lien or security guard may exercise any of its rights under the share lien, including the right to appropriate the pledged assets in whole or in part, in or upon payment or settlement of secured liabilities/debts in accordance with the share lien by performing and dating (if any) certain services required for the purposes of performance and the right to appoint a beneficiary of the pledged assets in accordance with the terms of the share lien. Any fixed and/or variable fee registered and registered under applicable law shall prevail over any other royalties that are subsequently registered and registered for the same assets and/or an unsecured charge upon performance and in the event of insolvency. A pledge cannot be registered and registered under Mauritian law and is therefore considered unsecured and unclassified from a secure and/or preponderant point of view, in particular in the event of the insolvency of the Mauritian debtor. A deposit can only be registered; However, this does not guarantee priority. Most lenders therefore prefer to charge a commission rather than a pledge in order to take precedence over the other unsecured creditors of the Mauritian debtor, especially if the royalty has been duly registered and registered with the RG and CM in Mauritius. Another factor that can influence the choice of lenders is whether a non-Mauritian company provides the guarantee. In the event that a non-Mauritian company provides a guarantee for its assets in Mauritius, e.B. a bank account in Mauritius, it is recommended to charge a deposit and not a fee.
As mentioned above, an undertaking cannot be signed with the CM in Mauritius, but can only be registered with the RG and registration alone does not give priority. A commission may be registered and registered whereby the secured creditor prevails over all claims against the company in the event of insolvency (applicable to Mauritian companies) in accordance with the Mauritian insolvency law. In the case of a non-Mauritian fee debtor, such a purpose of registration and registration of a fee document for the secured creditor or security agent would be superfluous. Although a commission gives priority to the secured lender, the execution of a lien is easier than the execution of a commission, especially if it is a floating charge that should be agreed upon before execution. Mauritian law, which regulates fixed and/or variable fees, legally confers on the security holder the right to respect (or reasonably) either through a sales authority or through the appointment of an insolvency administrator, assets that exist and have been expressly designated in the fixed and/or variable fee instrument in the event of a debtor`s default. Once these assets are encumbered by a fixed commission, the debtor is prohibited from trading and selling these assets without the consent of the security holder, which would otherwise result in a criminal offence under Mauritius law. With respect to floating charges regulated by the laws of Mauritius, the assets do not need to be specified in the deed of charge and the debtor may continue to use/exchange the assets until an execution event occurs and the floating charge then becomes a fixed fee. As regards enforcement, the agreement/instrument by which the tax is created provides in practice for the circumstances in which a levy and the security created become enforceable.
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