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Resolución N° 18 ¿En que consiste la presunción de autenticidad en materia de actas contentivas de decisiones sociales? ¿Es la Cámara de Comercio competente para evaluar la validez material de un acta presentada para registro?

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Resolución N° 033 ¿En que consiste la disolución de sociedades y que elementos considera la Cámara de Comercio para efectos de su inscripción? ¿Cual es el efecto del registro frente a este acto?

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Resolución N° 071 del 27 de abril de 2010 ¿Cuáles son los elementos que las Cámaras de comercio verifican en el proceso de disolución y liquidación de sociedades? ¿Cuándo opera la disolución sin necesidad de declaración de la misma?

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1977 Board of Trustees Session

Pictured here from left to right are: Dr. M Millar, Dr. C Shaver, Mr. O Loberg.

City of the Falls clippings, 1833, n.d.

The clippings describe the City of the Falls and its attempts by its shareholders to sell lots to this newly developing city. The venture by shareholders W. Allan, James Buchanan, Thomas Clark, J.H. Dunn, Thomas Dixon, General Murray, James Robinson, Samuel Street and William Witla intended to favourably position their city as a destination for “affording an easy approach for the annual assemblage of the Fashionable, the Learned and the Great”. The venture failed due to the building of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls railway.

Bleachers in Chapman Stadium, Chapman College, Orange, California

Bleachers in Chapman Stadium, Chapman College, Orange, California. This stadium was originally constructed in 1934 by Orange Union High School, Orange, California. Ownership transferred to Chapman College in 1954. It was re-named in 2000 after the son of the university's namesake, Irvin "Ernie" C. Chapman, who played football at Chapman in the early 1930s. The stadium was torn down in 2005 and fully rebuilt and is now part of the Erin J. Lastinger Athletics Complex at Chapman University.