Slovakia - 2005 Party Law

Part Part III Dissolution and Winding up of a Party
Title Article 17 Dissolution of a party by the Supreme Court
Article

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(1) If the party acts in contradiction to §2, the General Prosecutor shall be entitled to file a motion for its dissolution. The motion shall be decided upon by the Supreme Court.
(2) Before making a decision on the party dissolution, the Supreme Court shall examine whether the party has some assets. If the Supreme Court determines that the party has
no assets, it shall decide on its dissolution without liquidation. If the Supreme Court determines that the party has some assets, it shall order liquidation and appoint a liquidator from the list of liquidators kept by the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic, pursuant to special regulation. The liquidator may not be a member of this party. The reasonable expenses and fees of the liquidator shall be reimbursed from the assets of the party.
(3) The Supreme Court shall also send its valid decision on the dissolution of the party to the Ministry and to the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic (hereinafter the "Ministry of Finance").
(4) If a party has been dissolved without liquidation according to a valid Supreme Court decision, the Ministry shall delete the party from the Register of Parties even
without an application.

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Source Source: http://www.zbierka.sk/zz/predpisy/default.aspx?PredpisID=18526&FileName=05-z085&Rocnik=2005 (Accessed: January 2011)