INTRODUCTION La Grande Caraïbe est constituée de 38 territoires, issus des colonisations anglaise, hollandaise, espagnole et française, dont les statuts sont très divers : Départements Français d'Amérique pour la Guadeloupe, la Martinique et la Guyane, Collectivité d'Outre-Mer pour Saint Martin, PTOM pour Saint Barthélémy, mais tous parties intégrantes de la France et en conséquence de l'Union Européenne, Territoires Britanniques et Néerlandais dotés d'une très large au...

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We are pleased to inform you of the update of the Status of the OHADAC project's progress The OHADAC project is finalising the implementation of its objectives. The objectives of some actions have been achieved, others are being finalised. OHADA's project's progress In summary, the status of the project is as follows: The promotion and diffusion phase has been completed through the organisation of forums, conferences and seminars. It has led to the creation of the OHADAC Chapters across th...

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ACP Legal informs you of the 8th edition of the International Seminar on Private International Law, held on May 8-9, 2014, and organized by the Faculty of Law of the University Complutense of Madrid. The seminar was supported by the European Commission's representation office in Spain, and for the second time, hosted presentations on the project OHADAC (Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in the Caribbean). The seminar was coordinated by Professors J. C. Fernandez Rozas and P. A....

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Report of the working meeting between the ACP LEGAL Association, the OHADAC project's team of experts, the Foundation for Continental Law, and the Henri Capitant Association of Friends of French Legal Culture, held at the Automobile Club de France in Paris on January 24, 2014. We are pleased to inform you that the ACP LEGAL Association organized a meeting with Henri Capitant Association of Friends of the French Legal Culture, the Foundation for Continental Law, and the OHADAC project's team of...

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Reminder: Genesis of the OHADAC project (Organization for the harmonization of business law in the Caribbean). The OHADAC project is inspired by: the remarkable success of the business-law unification program initiated in Africa through the OHADA framework, and the worldwide credibility and recognition brought to business law in Africa through the OHADA reforms in Africa (www.ohada.com), the success of ECTEL [Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority] regional system of rules and regul...

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