The Regional High School of Magistracy (ERSUMA) of the Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa (OHADA) hereby notifies you the publication of its 14th release of the ERSUMA Bulletin of Professional Practice (BEPP).

This periodical informs you about the latest developments in business law, whether it is OHADA Law, the National Law of the Member States, other African Community Laws and Comparative Law.

In this release, through the sections on chronicles, case law, national legislation and professional practice, the reader will be able to obtain brief information on topics such as:

• Protection of third parties in the event of Commercial Companies' winding up : the contributions of article 201 of the UACC-EIG;
• The Transfer in lieu of payment subject to a condition precedent is not a real security within the meaning of the Uniform Act organizing security interests;
• The secured creditor must pursue his claim on the property specially allocated to guarantee its recovery before seizing the debtor's tangible or intangible movable property;
• Overview of the main innovations of the new Benin Penal Code;
• The compatibility of the Judge and arbitrator functions within the OHADA space.

The ERSUMA Review is available in both hard and digital formats. It can be purchased as annual subscription.

The hard format is available for sale at the ERSUMA Bookshop in Porto-Novo. It can also be purchased with Mr Paul N'dick FAYE in Dakar (ONC-Senegal) and Barrister Hervé KANENE MAHINA in Kinshasa (DRC).

Price of a release: CFA 3,000 francs/ $ 6 USD.

Price of the twelve (12) releases on annual subscription: CFA 30,000 francs/$ 60 USD.

To join ERSUMA Bulletin Subscribers, please fill up and send back the subscription form to the following address: ERSUMA 02 P.O.BOX: 353 Porto-Novo, Republic of Benin or ersuma@ohada.org .

For further information or contributions, please contact us at: ersuma@ohada.org.

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The Permanent Secretary,
Prof. Dorothé C. SOSSA

www.ohada.org