Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
38 matching statutes
Rwanda
58 provisions
This article defines key terms used in the protocol, including child, citizen, common market, common standard travel document, Community, company, and co-operation.
Rwanda
3 provisions
The parties agree to end the company, which will be dissolved on 30 September 1956.
Rwanda
239 provisions
This article defines which mail items count as “objets de correspondance.”
Rwanda
38 provisions
This article says the ordinance applies to loading and unloading vessels, building, repairing and maintaining vessels, and handling goods in ports, docks, landing places and quays along waterways.
Rwanda
100 provisions
This article says the attached regulation sets safety measures for transporting, loading/unloading, and storing flammable liquids, with a separate regime for sea ports in Bas-Congo.
Rwanda
49 provisions
Registration fees are fixed or proportional.
Rwanda
33 provisions
This provision introduces a section on fees for preparing, verifying, and executing deeds by land title registrars.
Rwanda
5 provisions
The company is authorized to exploit the tin and tungsten deposits in the Muvumu mine.
Rwanda
8 provisions
Article 91 is referenced, but no substantive rule is stated in the supplied text.
Rwanda
118 provisions
Article 37 sets procedures for EPA negotiations, including capacity building, review of progress, flexibility on trade liberalisation, and payment administration rules.
Rwanda
219 provisions
Postal administrations must forward certain mail by the quickest route, while some member countries may refuse transit for specified items.
Rwanda
08/2006 OF 24 FEBRUARY 2006
171 provisions
This article says the law sets out how the District is organized, how it functions, and what it is competent to do.
Rwanda
22 provisions
The Agreement applies to Members’ measures affecting trade in services, and each Member must take reasonable measures to help ensure observance by regional, local, and delegated non-governmental bodies in its territory.
Rwanda
22 provisions
This provision ratifies the air services agreement with Morocco and gives it full effect; it also defines key terms used in the agreement.
Rwanda
24 provisions
This article ratifies the air services agreement and says it is fully effective. It also defines key terms and sets rules on safety checks, user charges, and consultations.
Rwanda
1 provisions
The decree gives tax and registration exemptions for certain company mergers and asset contributions, but imposes a fixed fee of 1,000 francs for filing the deeds.
Rwanda
14 provisions
This article ratifies the Smart Africa Alliance agreement and makes it fully effective. It also lists the agreement’s key definitions.
Rwanda
83 provisions
The Plenary Assemblies of the Consultative Committees may submit proposals to administrative conferences, including proposals to change the Administrative Regulations, and those proposals must be sent to the Secretary-General in good time.
Rwanda
54 provisions
This article says who can be a Member or Associate Member of the International Telecommunication Union and sets a consultation step for some membership applications.
Rwanda
82 provisions
This article says who can become Members of the International Telecommunication Union and requires the Secretary-General to consult Members in certain membership applications.