PRIMER PARCIAL Flashcards
Types of law
Private, Public, society law
What is private law
Branch of law, that regulates: acts of commerce, organization of companies, activities of the businessman, and trade
Sources of commercial law
Historic: events
Real: documents
Formal: process
What is a Legislation?
Main source of law
International Treaties
Uses as suppletory information in commercial law, most of them regulate commercial law.
Jurisprudence
Is a source of law that it is formed after 5 ruling forms, CUSTOM & REPETITION
Formation of Jurisprudence
Tax-relatedº: only 3 rulings
Contradictory thesis: When a judge says is not valid
Unsconstionality of law: is against the constitution.
Types of Custom
Contra legem: against the law
Secundum legem: according to the law
Praeter legem: going beyond the law, does not affect anyone
Formal sources of law
Legislation
International treaties
Jurisprudence
Custom
Writings of scholars
General principles of law
What is ejecutoria
Last sentence from the judicial branch
We can substitute the law according to jurisprudence when
To fill a gap
When it is expressed
Lack of regulation
The supplementary norms do not contradict the primary norm.
General principles of law
Dictated by reason
Universal
Freewill of the parties
Stipulates that the contract, in terms of ordering the legal consequences and determining the type and nature of the agreement between the parties, should not conflict with certain rules.
Conventionality control
Verification of the judges of compliance with international law
Speculation
The buying or selling of something with the idea of getting more from price fluctuations.
Companies related that do commercial activities
Supply goods
Construction
Manufacture
Transportation
ETC
Operations regarding commercial activities
Commercial meditation
Banking Operations
Actions
Contracts regarding commercial operations
Insurance
Commercial deposits
Checks
Monery orders
WILL NOT BE AND ACT OF COMMERCE
Acquisition of merchandise for personal use
Resales performed by workers as a consequence of their job.
Classification of commercial acts
Absolutely commercial
Civil
Who is a tradesman
A person who makes commerce his habitual occupation
as long as the person has the capacity of doing acts of commerce.
Capacity - companies
Power of attorney, administrator.
Capacity - Individuals
Full capacity: adults with mental capacity
Limited capacity: minors, emancipated, not mentally capable, deceased: executor.
No capacity: Public brokers, bankrupted, criminals, foreigners without proper documentation.
Who is a merchant
Commercial company