Each Member State shall determine by which persons the disclosure formalities are to be carried out.

advertisement in at least one national daily newspaper.

the procedural safeguards provided for in Articles 30 and 31.

Complete the formalities of any advertising at the clerk of the court’s office and / or the Journal de Monaco

subject to disclosure formalities allowing third parties to take note of the change (various statements in the civil registry, or publication in a journal of legal notices etc.).

(2) Any receiving company may itself effect the disclosure formalities concerning the divided company.

subject to disclosure formalities allowing third parties to take note of the change (various statements in the civil registry, or publication in a journal of legal notices etc.).

STEP 1: Complete the disclosure procedures and register the business in the Trade and Industry Register

subject to disclosure formalities allowing third parties to take note of the change (various statements in the civil registry, or publication in a journal of legal notices etc.).

subject to disclosure formalities allowing third parties to take note of the change (various statements in the civil registry, or publication in a journal of legal notices etc.).

(2) The absorbing company may itself effect the publication formalities concerning the absorbed company or companies.

The latter will send an acknowledgment of receipt to the resigning person and will comply with the formalities of publicity required by the law.

Third parties may invoke article 51 however, acts or facts in respect of which no advertising has been carried out, unless the absence lack of advertising effects.

Each Member State shall determine who shall carry out the disclosure formalities provided for in Sections 2 and 3.

Once the company incorporated, the formalities of legal publication in a newspaper and the official bulletin must be completed.