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20TH ANNIVERSARY SPEECH BY MANAGING DIRECTOR PETER EDWARDS – SEPTEMBER 2016

DAWSON EDWARDS AND ASSOCIATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY SPEECH MANAGING DIRECTOR PETER EDWARDS ON 29 SEPTEMEBR 2016 Welcome The Dawson Edwards team is extremely proud to welcome you all on board to celebrate our firm reaching this 20 year Port of call on its voyage into the future. We are happy to have such a broad attendance […]

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APRIL 2013 ~ FUTURE FISHING RIGHTS ALLOCATION PROCESS / REVISED GENERAL POLICY

INTRODUCTION: On the 11 April 2013 at the Cape Sun in Strand Street Cape Town the Fisheries Management Branch of the Department of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries (“the Department”) held a stake holder’s meeting to introduce “Draft policies for the new allocations: and the right allocation roll out plan”. The Department intends to have further

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NEWSFLASH ~ REVISED MEMORANDUM OF INCORPORATION & SHAREHOLDER’S AGREEMENT (30 APRIL 2013)

REVISED MEMORANDUM OF INCORPORATION (MOI) AND SHAREHOLDER’S AGREEMENT  Further to the Newsflash below dated 22 November 2012, we would like remind you that the due date for submission of a revised Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI) and Shareholders Agreement in compliance with the Companies Act 71 of 2008 is approaching (30 April 2013). As is explained

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NEWSFLASH ~ NEW COMPANIES ACT

With the enactment of the new Companies Act (the Act) there is an obligation on all existing companies to ensure that their governing documents are compliant with the Act. Under the 1973 Act a company’s governing documents were the Memorandum and Articles of Association and in most cases a shareholders’ agreement which ultimately prevailed over the Memorandum and Articles of Association.

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