It’s been over a year since I last published anything written by me on the blog, although I have to say that there are several pending things, which I hope will gradually come to light. Today I got vaccinated against COVID, and the best thing is […]
REGISTRY INDEPENDENCE AND LEGAL SECURITY Continue reading →
Bankruptcy is a judicial procedure that takes place when any debtor, whether a natural or legal person, is in a state of insolvency, that is, he or she cannot regularly meet his or her due obligations (article 2 LC). Legally, bankruptcy is a collective enforcement procedure, the
ALIENATION AND LIENATION OF ASSETS OF DEBTORS IN BANKRUPTCY Continue reading →
Shortly after beginning my professional career as a notary, I authorized a capital reduction deed, which was returned to me by the Commercial Registry, with a brief note that said something like this: "the declaration by the grantor that the corresponding reimbursements have been made is not recorded." This qualification of the
CAPITAL REDUCTION IN INSTALLMENTS Continue reading →
In previous posts we have discussed the procedure of the second chance law whose ultimate goal, with the legally established requirements, is to ensure that debtors (individuals) who cannot pay their debts are released from them. This power of what, in legal terms,
THREE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ABOUT SECOND CHANCE FILES Continue reading →
The title of this entry should be understood in a non-technical sense, since closing a company, legally, is its dissolution and liquidation process, whose causes and procedure, we will try to explain in the following lines, focusing on those aspects that I consider most relevant and passing over them.
HOW TO CLOSE A COMPANY Continue reading →
Credit compensation is one of the different variables of the counterparty that serves as coverage for a capital increase, together with monetary contributions, non-monetary contributions and the transformation of reserves and/or undistributed profits, and in the case of public limited companies, the conversion of obligations.
THE CAPITAL INCREASE BY COMPENSATION OF CREDITS Continue reading →
Hace un tiempo una persona, de las que habitualmente circula por mi Notaría, y que tiene algunos problemas con otros socios en distintas sociedades en las que participan, se dirigió a mí en cierta media perpleja, pues le habían dicho que si nombraban administrador de la sociedad a una persona
THE ADMINISTRATOR LEGAL PERSON. Continue reading →
A few days ago, a lawyer and business consultant told me that some foreign investors had contacted him because they wanted to operate in Spain, carrying out their usual activities here. Because of the trust he has in me, he asked me, should we set up a branch or a subsidiary? My answer was almost
LEGAL FORMULAS FOR INVESTMENT IN SPAIN Continue reading →
En los últimos años se ha producido un importante incremento de las transmisiones lucrativas en las que concurren elementos, personales o reales, ubicados parcialmente en España y parcialmente en otros países o, lo que todavía es más común, ubicados en diferentes comunidades autónomas. El problema consiste en determinar qué legislación
INHERITANCES OF NON-RESIDENTS. GUIDE TO NOT MISS (TOO MUCH) Continue reading →
De vez en cuando se nos plantean en la Notaría, consultas de personas, que lo que quieren es renunciar a seguir siendo socio en una sociedad. El motivo de estas consultas deriva de que muchas veces no se entra en una sociedad, después de un análisis del proyecto empresarial que pretende
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