The notary draws up founding deeds of companies and company agreements which, under the Commercial Companies Code, must take the form of a notarial deed. This service is therefore addressed to parties wishing to form both partnerships and companies – including limited liability companies, as well as professional partnerships, joint-stock companies, limited partnerships, partnerships limited by shares and general partnerships.
What does a company’s founding deed contain?
A company’s founding deed contains the company’s name, its registered office and the object of its business. It also specifies the number of shareholders, the amount of the share capital, the amount and type of contributions, and the duration of the company, if it has been determined. In addition, the founding deed may specify the number of members of the company’s management board and of the Supervisory Board, if one has been appointed. To arrange a notarial service in the field of company law, please contact us.