The book explores the complexities surrounding corporate mergers and their impact on contractual relationships within companies. It highlights the omnipresence of companies in modern economies and the challenges they face that drive these mergers. The Uniform Act on Commercial Companies under OHADA law is examined, emphasizing the principle of universal asset transmission and its implications for contract continuity. The discussion integrates aspects of Common Law and Special Contracts to address legal requirements, providing a comprehensive analysis of the intersection between corporate restructuring and contractual obligations.
