Spanish Government has approved the remission of the law project to reform the arbitration Law and the regulation of the institutional arbitration of General Administration of the State of 2003, to the legislative entity power.
Das spanische Insolvenzgesetz, welches in einer Zeit des wirtschaftlichen Aufschwungs erlassen worden war, ist kürzlich – im Zuge der weltweiten Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise – durch das Königliche Dekret 3/2009 vom 27. März reformiert und umgestaltet worden.
This article will provide a practical analysis regarding the possibilities to claim defects in goods acquired through international sales contracts.
We are currently in an economic stage of globalization and the internationalization of trade relations. Within this period, the increasing complexity of transactions and the current economic crisis are contributing factors to a greater proliferation of international commercial disputes.
Asset seizure, or attachment, is a process that enables creditors to collect from delinquent debtors by looking to their assets, including property, goods, and/or earnings.
There are two categories of wills under Spanish law: common and special. Special wills are military, maritime, and ones executed in a foreign country, while common wills are open, closed, or holographic. This last type is the basis for this article, yet before expounding on it, a brief sketch of the other two types of common wills is useful. This article will not discuss special wills.
