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LexAG-Legal Consultants
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Legal solutions with a blend of knowledge, rigour, and practicability
About us
LexAG is a legal consultancy firm based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It offers legal solutions based on a distinct blend of knowledge, rigorous analysis, and practicability. The firm specialises in providing end-to-end legal services with respect to the areas of corporate law, insurance, financial services, international law, international trade and investments, and intellectual property, The firm’s founding partners, Ranil Angunawela and Gehan Gunatilleke, possess over 25 years of cumulative experience in providing legal services to a variety of local and international clients
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- 2-10 employees
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- Colombo, Western Province
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- 2019
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The upcoming presidential election on 21 September 2024 is a unique moment in Sri Lanka’s history. For the first time since the introduction of the executive presidency, it is possible that no candidate will receive over 50% of the popular vote. Devinda de Silva Avishka Jayaweera Amindri Sinnathamby https://lnkd.in/gs-qDnb8
The Implications of the Preferential Voting System in Sri Lanka’s Presidential Elections
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Unveiling the Process: How Laws are made in Sri Lanka. Gehan Gunatilleke https://lnkd.in/g3imn2Hp
Unpacking Sri Lanka's Lawmaking Process
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What if No Candidate gets 50%+ Votes at Sri Lanka’s Next Presidential Election? Devinda de Silva See link below for more. https://lnkd.in/gaMKh55u
Explainer: What if No Candidate gets 50%+ Votes at Sri Lanka’s Next Presidential Election?
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Gehan Gunatilleke chatted with Transparency International Sri Lanka on the importance of the freedom of expression and why it is valuable for legal practitioners and academics.
"If we don't have the freedom to express ourselves, then part of being human is restricted" Dr. Gehan Gunatilleke, (Attorney at Law), Commissioner - The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka Link: https://lnkd.in/g2k2is9p #srilanka #freedomofexpression #HumanRights #democracy #VoiceMatters #tisl Gehan Gunatilleke
"If we don't have the freedom to express ourselves, then part of being human is restricted"
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Dr. Gehan Gunatilleke, Partner at LexAG-Legal Consultants, shares his insights on key democratic changes and developments to the constitution of Sri Lanka. https://lnkd.in/gFM64hBN
THE FORUM WITH DR. GEHAN GUNATILLEKE
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On 13 June 2024, the IMF published the Country Report on Sri Lanka following the second review under its Extended Fund Facility. The report includes a proposal for an imputed rent tax to be introduced by 1 April 2025. Avishka Jayaweera See link below for more details. https://lnkd.in/g2azPBQv
Explainer: The Proposed Property Tax in Sri Lanka
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On 13 June 2024, the IMF published the Country Report on Sri Lanka following the second review under its Extended Fund Facility. The report includes a proposal for an imputed rent tax to be introduced by 1 April 2025. Avishka Jayaweera See link below for more details. https://lnkd.in/g2azPBQv
Explainer: The Proposed Property Tax in Sri Lanka
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On 13 June 2024, the IMF published the Country Report on Sri Lanka following the second review under its Extended Fund Facility. The report includes a proposal for an imputed rent tax to be introduced by 1 April 2025. Avishka Jayaweera See link below for more details. https://lnkd.in/g2azPBQv
Explainer: The Proposed Property Tax in Sri Lanka
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The new Electricity Bill was passed in Parliament yesterday (06.06.2024) with a majority of 44 votes. The Bill garnered 103 votes in favour and 59 against at the conclusion of the day’s debate. Ranil Angunawela, partner at LexAG, served as the Legal Advisor to the Power Sector Reform Secretariat throughout this process.
Parliament passes new Electricity Bill with 44 majority votes | Daily FT
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