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COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE TITLE III THE REGISTER 26 .- The commercial register shall be to bring the registration of traders and commercial establishments, as well as the registration of all deeds, books and documents on which the law exigiere that formality. The commercial register is public. Any person may examine the books and records as may be taken, take notes or acts of their seats and get copies of them. 27 .- The commercial register shall be kept by chambers of commerce, but the Superintendency of Industry and Commerce shall determine the necessary books to meet that end, the way to registration and give instructions that tend to the improvement of the institution. 28 .- Must be registered in the Commercial Register: 1. Persons holding professional trade and its auxiliary, such as commission agents, brokers, representatives of national or foreign firms, who will do so within one month of the date they start work; 2. The marr

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER II Duties of the traders 19 .- It is the duty of every trader: 1. Enroll in the commercial register; 2. Enroll in the commercial register of all acts, books and documents on which the formalities required by law; 3. Keep accounts of its business in accordance with legal requirements; 4. Store in accordance with the law, correspondence and other documents relating to its business or activities; 5. Surrogate. Act 222 of 1995. 6. Refrain from acts of unfair competition. TITLE II OF EVENTS, OPERATIONS AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES 20 .- They are trading for all legal purposes: 1. The acquisition of goods for consideration destined for selling them in the same way, and the disposition thereof; 2. The acquisition for value of property destined for lease, the leasing thereof; the leasing of all types of goods to sublet and sublease the same; 3. The receipt of money in mutual in

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE BOOK ONE MERCHANT AND TRADE ISSUES TITLE I MERCHANT CHAPTER I Rating traders 10 .- Traders are people who professionally are engaged in any activity that the law considers commercial. The quality of trader acquires although commercial activity is exerted through an attorney, broker or an intermediary. 11 .- People occasionally running business operations are not considered traders, but subject to trade rules in respect of these operations. 12 .- Anyone under the common law has the capacity to contract and to commit, is able to engage in commerce, which under those same laws are incapable, are unqualified to perform commercial acts. ITEM 2. AND 3. Repealed. Law 27 of 1977. Adult minors can, with permission from their legal representatives, engage in commercial activities on behalf or on behalf of others under the direction and responsibility of these. 13 .- For all legal purposes a person is presumed

Commercial Code of Colombia - Decree 410 of March 27, 1971 (Book One) ACT 410 OF 1971(March 27) On which issues the Commercial Code THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA In exercising the special powers conferred by paragraph 15 of Article 20 of Act 16 of 1968, and the requirement established there DECREES: PRELIMINARY TITLE GENERAL PROVISIONS Traders and business matters are governed by the provisions of commercial law, and cases not covered explicitly in it will be determined by analogy with its rules. On the trade issues that are unable regulated under the previous rule, the provisions of civil law. Commercial practice will have the same authority as the commercial law, if not tacitly or manifestly contrary to the facts constituting the same are made public, uniforms and reiterated in the location where they met performance or relationships come to be regulated for it.In the absence of local custom is taken into account the overall country, provided th

SPANISH COMMERCIAL CODE Title XII FOR CREDIT CARD ORDERS Article 782. Credit Cards orders are intended to make a conditional exchange contract concluded between the giver and the taker, whose perfection depends on it makes use of the credit that he opens. Article 783. Letters of credit must be given to specific individuals, not to order. Issued in the latter form, the policyholder can collect them personally, but not endorse it. The endorsement of a letter of credit does not transfer to the endorsee the right to collect it. Article 784. The letter of credit shall designate the time within which the policyholder must make use of it and the maximum of the amount to be withheld from them. If the letter of credit does not represent any time, be appointed by the court of commerce  relevant in the circumstances of the giver and taker and commercial nature of the operation that was aimed at opening the credit. Article 785. The maker of a letter of cr