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Commercial and Banking Contracts
A commercial contract is a bilateral legal business that has legal-mercantile nature. In general, in order for a contract to be classified as mercantile, it must deal with acts of commerce, defined according to applicable legislation.
A legal transaction is considered an act of commerce, according to the order in question, depending on the status of the parties involved (if they are traders), depending on its purpose (if it has an object that commercial law in this respect), or on the basis of the two criteria taken together.
The law applicable to commercial contracts offers differences with respect to common civil law, because it seeks to adapt to the needs of commercial traffic, which needs different solutions (usually more agile and fast) than the civilian one.
Commercial contracts are governed by general commercial legislation, such as that contained in a Commercial Code, by the special laws on commercial matters, and, in all that they do not foresee, by the general rules of contracts and obligations of civil law , traditionally contained in a Civil Code.
Examples of commercial contracts are:
- Business Sale
- Swaps
- Bonding
- Business Commission
- Loan agreement
- Merchant Deposits
- Franchise Agreement
- Factoring, renting, leasing, confirming
- Leases
- Land transport contract
- Maritime trade charter contract, bulk contract and maritime insurance contract
- Insurance contracts (see insurance)
- Brand Licensing Agreement
- Purchase and sale of companies and assets
- Service contracts, supply, etc.
- Preferred shares.
- Subordinated Obligations.
- Interest rate financial swaps.
- Structured deposits.
- Bonds convertible and / or exchangeable for shares.
- Alternative investment instruments such as Hedge Funds.
- Advising and claiming against banks for malpractice, in order to obtain, in an extrajudicial way or in court, the restitution and compensation of damages and losses caused by the banking entities in the commercialization of products such as:
- Preferred shares.
- Subordinated Obligations.
- Bonds convertible into shares.
- Swaps or Financial Swaps.
- Abusive Clauses in Mortgages.
- Floor Clauses.
- Structured deposits.
- Multi-currency mortgages.
- Warrants.
- Real Estate Investment Funds.
- Hedge Funds.
- Financing of acquisitions and assets.
- Investment in different banking products.
- Advice to borrowers.
- Refinancing of companies in economic difficulties.
- Defense of the interests of our clients with regard to:
- Defense in Foreclosure.
- Payment in. Renegotiation of debt. Defense of the obligors to the payment of bills of exchange linked to Promotions of construction companies in competition.
- Exchange Oppositions.