Commercial Law: An Overview of Business Persons, Sources, and Commercial Courts, Apuntes de Derecho

¡Descarga Commercial Law: An Overview of Business Persons, Sources, and Commercial Courts y más Apuntes en PDF de Derecho solo en Docsity! COMMERCIAL LAW: WEEK 1: Introduction, history, sources, and others. A rule, usually made by a government, that is used to order the way in which a society behaves. The exchange of gg and ss, especially a large scale. How business apectes?-p (Came al) — los hosiness argancesioR Canacial) Common interesk tolect fiee trade Via comcel Middle o0gs (s. X1|- XD) - Raman law - ol moue Hhil own cubes p MEN (social emseguemo,s ) + No buiness dern times Jimes [s: XU | Xu! )- Christopres_Colu Columbus — y Giench Roo) Giench Roo) Jo Monarchy rules 0 Lioerty property, (priv) Com mia Ens sines first. de code [1807) h eN 7 5 o inci LA , os , E » argo ¡cafion eds bumes act. o Globalizabion  1. Ordinary concept Natural or legal person carries out an economic activity on a regular basis in its own interest or in the interest of a third party. 2. Legal definition Natural or legal person that in its own name carries out in an organized and professional way an economic activity of goods or services for the market (acting directly or through other persons). Typer of businessperson: 1. Individual (sole trader)/ corporate 2. Small/ SME/ larger businesses 3. State / private businesspersons 4. Listed (public) / privately owned businesses Statutory definition and requriments 1.Definition (Sect. 1. C ofCo.). Article 1. Those who are considered businesspersons for the purposes of this Code include 1. Those who, having the legal capacity to engage in business do so habitually. 2. Business or industrial companies incorporate pursuant to this code. 2.Capacity (Sect. 4 C of Co) a) To be a businessperson (general legal requirements) b) To act as a businessperson (general capacity, full age and no restrictions) 3.The foreign businessperson