Resolución 067 del 04 junio de 2013: Por la cual se resuelve un recurso de reposición y en subsidio de apelación

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Resolución 071 del 07 de junio de 2013: Por la cual se acepta un desistimiento

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Derecho de Petición 7110 ¿ Puede la Cámara de Comercio abstenerse de registrar un embargo cuando el establecimiento sobre el cual recae la medida se encuentra embargado previamente?

Razones por las cuales la Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá no puede abstenerse de inscribir en el registro mercantil providencias judiciales relacionadas con embargos de bienes sujetos a registro a pesar de lo dispuesto en el artículo 687 y 588 del Código de Procedimiento Civil

Trans-national cooperation: an asset in the Portuguese overseas trade. Foreigners operating in the Portuguese overseas trade, 1580-1590

This paper aims to discuss the role of foreign merchants, operating from Portugal, in the Portuguese overseas trade, during the first ten years of Iberian Union. The focus is not in products or routes, but in the mechanisms of association of such merchants. Iberian Union created a legal framework which prohibited the interference and trade of Portuguese agents in the Spanish Empire and vice-versa. Due to the imperialist wars of the Habsburgs, the Portuguese Empire also suffered from Dutch and English rivalry both in the Indic and in the Atlantic and also from the embargos of Dutch and English products and ships in Iberian ports. In such conjuncture, how did merchants related with each other? What was the impact of the political union of the Portuguese and Spanish crowns in trading associations? The used data sources are the notarial contracts of Lisbon for the same period. The paper highlights the role of Castilian merchants in the Portuguese trade, but it also stresses that Iberian partnerships have prevailed before 1580. The role of other merchants, such as Flemish/Dutch, Germans, Italians and French, is also considered. The paper discusses how and why did these merchants join in trans-national partnerships and what was their role in the Portuguese trade network at the time.