Effective geopolitical competitions in the integration of large companies with the approach of the new trade bill and its comparative comparison with EU member states

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1 Department of Private Law, Amol Branch, Islamic Azad University, Amol, Iran

2 Department of Private Law, North Branch, Islamic Azad University, Amol, Iran

3 Department of Law and Political Science, Mazandaran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Mazandaran, Iran

Abstract

Geopolitics explains how countries, big companies try to achieve their goals. About big companies, including these reactions that can provide their goals and interests, is the merger with other companies. Of course, merger is faced with a legislative vacuum in legal issues and was neglected by the legislator in the trade law and the amendment bill. This process was taken into consideration in the new trade law bill, this category is discussed in the third chapter, the first topic, the first speech. In Article 590, the merger of companies is divided into simple and complex. It refers to the absorption of one or more companies in another company, simple merger, and the formation of a new company by merging at least two companies into one another. In the simple merger of the absorbed company and in the compound merger, the parties to the merger lose their legal personality. In order to merge companies, it is necessary to obtain a license from the competition council. The point of commonality and difference of this law with the trade law of EU member states in the discussion under the headings of structural and behavioral theory.

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