Aumento del comercio con seguridad de la conciencia ... /

Carta enciclica de Nuestro S. S. Padre Benedicto ... Papa XIV a los Patriarcas, Arzobispos y Ordinarios de Italia : p. 351-378, con texto paralelo latin español y pie de imp. : "En Roma : en la Imprenta de la Rev. Cámara Apostólica, 1745"

Código de comercio español : concordado y anotado, precedido de una introduccion historico-comparada, y seguido de la Ley de enjuiciamiento sobre los negocios y causas de comercio /

Mode of access: Internet.

Código de comercio : conforme á la edicion oficial /

Mode of access: Internet.

Codice di commercio regno d'Italia.

Mode of access: Internet.

Lecciones generales de comercio, seguidas de una noción ó rápida ojeada sobre La historia universal del mismo /

Mode of access: Internet.

Tratado de quiebras /

"Obra que sirve de complemento al curso de derecho mercantil del mismo autor"

Nueva instruccion para prorrateos de todas especies, y tiempos del año : firme estilo para hallar el valor de las lanas leonesas /

Mode of access: Internet.

Curia Philipica, primero y segundo tomo. El primero ... donde se trata ... de los juicios civiles y criminales eclesiásticos y seculares ... el segundo tomo ... donde se trata de la mercancía y contratación de tierra y mar ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Droit commercial : commentaire du Code de Commerce.

Contiene: T. I (492 p.) -- T. II (461, 163 p.)

Droit commercial : commentaire du Code de Commerce.

Contiene: T. I (489 p.)

La patente europea con efecto unitario y su régimen jurídico

I. Marco tradicional de protección de las patentes en Europa: fragmentación. II. Unión Europea: cooperación reforzada en materia de patentes. III. Acuerdo sobre el Tribunal Unificado de Patentes y fundamentos del “paquete de patentes”. IV. Protección uniforme: evolución del modelo previo. V. Caracterización de las reglas sobre ley aplicable y aplicación de las legislaciones nacionales. VI. Conclusión.

Let's put in order the accounting records and annual accounts of the agrarian processing companies

The substantive legislation on which Agricultural Processing Companies is based has some notable gaps with regard to the pertinent accounting system. There are grey areas concerning compulsory accounting records and their legalization, together with the process for drawing up, checking, approving and depositing the annual accounts.Consequently, in this paper, we will look first at the corporate and accounting records for Agricultural Processing Companies, putting forward proposals in the wake of recent legislation on the legalization of generally applied corporate and accounting documents.A critical analysis will also be made of the entire process of drafting, auditing, approving and depositing the annual accounts and other documents that Agricultural Processing Companies must send each year to their respective regional registries. Legal and mercantile registries will be differentiated from administrative ones and, in this last sense, changes will be suggested with regard to the place and objective of the deposit of such documents.After thirty-four years old, the substantive legislation in economic and accounting matters of the SAT is out of step with the current law, so a review is necessary. Recent regional regulations have not been a real breakthrough in this regard. We assert the existence of a gap between the substantive rules of the SAT and general accounting rules on financial statements, which is unsustainable and it needs a quick legislative action to be canceled.

The corporate regimen of labour companies in the New Act 44/2015, on 14th October, of labour and investee companies

Act 44/2015, on 14th October, of labour and investee companies, aims to accommodate the different instruments, limits and requirements with which the legal regime of the labour companies is set, to the current economic and legal context where they must develop their economic activity. The purpose of the law is to preserve their special status, while it seeks to modernize its legal structure to ensure the economic solvency of the business plan, without weakening the social profile that is required. The new law includes two organisational figures, ‘labour companies’ and the calling ‘investee companies’, of the last one, only leaving evidence of what is to be understood by them referring its regulation to a subsequent regulatory development. Until the publication of the regulation, our work has focused on the corporate aspect of the labour companies by analysing the modifications made on the typological elements and legal regime of these organisational figures to determine whether the law is the necessary and sufficient instrument to achieve the challenge proposed.