INTRODUCTION Gone are the days when you used to go to a store, pick items from a shelf and reach the point of sale; cashier used to cast a look upon the items, check the items’ prices from the list and add it to the total bill. This was time consuming, irritating for the customers …
INTRODUCTION The concept of the tenancy agreement is one widely used in Cameroon, it is reported that 85 per cent of Cameroon’s urban population lived in rented accommodation in 2010, devoting a large per cent of their income on rent. This goes to prove that Tenancy agreement is widely used and still prevalent in today …
The contract of employment in Cameroon is used under the employment and labour relations to attribute rights and responsibilities between parties to a bargain. It emphasizes the power of the employer to control the work of the employee. Contract of employment is defined under section 23 of the Labour Code 1992 as “an agreement by which …
Opening a corporate bank account in Cameroon is entirely different from running an individual account in terms of its requirements and documentations. To be able to own a corporate account, the business must be duly registered in accordance with the Uniform Act on General Commercial Law- OHADA which is the principal law that regulates companies …
Commercial lease in Cameroon is a form of lease agreement where the landlord leases his property for commercial purpose. Commercial lease agreements are more complex than residential leases because these terms are negotiable and the differences between leases vary greatly. In obtaining a commercial lease agreement in Cameroon, it is important to understand the lease …
Football Academy is the place where young footballers go to learn the right techniques and tactics to prepare them for a professional career in the sport. Most young people enrol into a Football Academy for one basic reason: to learn how to become world-class professional footballers. So it is important to ensure that in registering …
Ordinance No: 81-02- of 29 June 1981 regulating marriage and civil status in the republic of Cameroon have made it compulsory for intending spouses to lodge with the civil status registrar a declaration of their intention to contract a marriage. The civil status registrar is expected to make the publication of marriage intention public at …
Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), sometimes called Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are non-profit, voluntary citizen’s groups organised for a common interest and perform a variety of service and humanitarian functions under Law No 99/014 of 22nd December 1999 and Law No 90/053 of 19th December 1990 on the freedom of association. They are organised around specific issues, such …
