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Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title III - Securities - Chapter III - Titles to Order - From: Section 651 By: Art 667

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER III Titles to the orderlyn Article 651 .- The securities issued in favor of a particular person, which add the clause "to order" or states that are transferable by endorsement, or say they are negotiable, or indicate their specific denomination of securities will be the order and transmitted by endorsement and delivery of title, without prejudice to Article 648. Article 652 .- The transfer of title to order through various endorsement, the purchaser subrogated to all rights conferred the title, but subject to all defenses that could have been opposed to alienating. Article 653 .- Who warrants that he has transferred title to order by means other than endorsement, the judge may require in the way of voluntary jurisdiction stating the title transfer or a sheet attached to it. The record that put the judge in the title, will as an endorsement. Article 654 .- The endorsement may be blank, with the sole signatu

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title III - Securities - Chapter II - Securities Nominee - From: Section 648 By: Art 650

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER II Payroll Titles objectives   Article 648 .- The title-value when it is nominative or the rule governing its creation requires the registration holder in the register held by the creator of the title. It will only be recognized as legitimate holder who appears at the same time, the text of the document and record it. The transfer of a registered securities by endorsement entitle the purchaser to obtain registration under this article. Article 649 .- The creator of the title may require that the signature authenticates the transmitter. Article 650 .- Unless good cause, the creator of the title can not deny the entry in his registration document transmission. The person who has been transferred to a registered securities may appeal the judge to make the annotation transfer in the respective registry, if the title creator refuses to do it.

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title III - Securities - Chapter I - General - From: Section 619 By: Art 647

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE TITLE III OF SECURITIES CHAPTER I Overview Article 619 .- The securities are necessary documents to legitimize the right literal and autonomous that they incorporated. Content can be credit, corporate or partnership. And tradition or representative of goods. Article 620 .- The documents and the acts referred to in this title shall only have effects on the terms provided they contain and meet the requirements established by law, unless she presumed. The omission of such terms and conditions does not affect the legal transaction that gave rise to the document or act. Article 621 .- In addition to the provisions for each securities in particular, the securities must meet the  following requirements: 1. The mention of the right in the title it is incorporated 2. The firm who creates it. The signature may be replaced under the responsibility of the creator of the title, a sign or password that can be mechanically imposed.

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter III - Miscellaneous Provisions - From: Section 612 By: Art 618

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER III Miscellaneous Article 612 .- The processes relating to the property,  industrial ad within the competence of the State Council will be processed through the regular process of administrative disputes. If I require the annulment of an act giving rise to a particular individual situation and will be personally notified the holder of that before the establishment listed. If either party so requests a public hearing be held. Article 613 .- Where appropriate the judge set the amount of compensation or the value of the price preference should proceed as follows: Demand shall be given to the other party within three days, after which will be evaluated by experts of compensation or the amount of the commoner. In signing the opinion, the judge flatly. Section 614 .- Repealed. 2273 Special Act of 1989, Article 3, Par. 1. Civil Procedure Code, Art 17. Article 615 .- Colombians and foreigners resident in Colombia m

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter II - Distinctive Signs - Section IV - Trade Names and teaching - From: Section 603 By: Art 611

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE Section IV Trade names and emblems Article 603 .- The trade name rights are acquired by the first use without registration. However, you can request your deposit. If the application meets the requirements prescribed for the registration of marks, an order granting the certificate of deposit and published. Article 604 .- If the name if not already deposited for the same activities, office industrial property it shall inform the applicant if this insists, will be recorded in the certificate the existence of the first deposit. Article 605 .- The deposit or the mention of an earlier filing does not constitute rights to the name. Presumably the depositor began using the name since the days of the request and that third parties know that use of the date of publication. Article 606 .- Not be used as a trade name designation that is contrary to morality or public order or which may mislead others about the nature of the

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter II - Distinctive Signs - Section III - Collective Marks - From: Section 598 By: Art 602

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE Section III Collective Marks Article 598 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 599 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 600 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 601 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 602 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993.

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter II - Distinctive Signs - Section II - Signs Products and Services - From: Section 584 By: Art . 597

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE Section II Trademarks and service Article 584 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 585 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 586 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 587 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 588 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 589 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 590 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 591 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 592 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 593 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 594 .- The license agreement will contain provisions that ensure the quality of the products or services produced by the licensee. The trademark holder that exercised effective control over quality and shall be jointly liable to third parties for damages caused. At the request of any person or office, the office in charge of quality control standards and take appropriate

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter II - Distinctive Signs - Section I - Definitions - From: Section 583 By: Art 585

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER II Distinctive  Section I  Definitions   Article 583 .- Modified. Decision 344 of 1993 .* Article 585. Trade name is understood that the employer designates as such; 5. Means shows the sign that a company uses to identify its establishment; * Omitted the sections covered by Decision 344 of the Cartagena Agreement Commission.

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title II - Industrial Property - Chapter I - New Creations - Section II - Industrial Designs - From: Section 572 By: Art 582

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE Section II  Industrial Designs Article 572 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 573 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 574 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 575 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 576 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 577 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 578 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 579 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 580 .- The IPO, the public prosecutor or any person may request invalidation of the registration of a design, if they are new or if they refer to any technical advantage. The jurisdiction of this action shall be the State Council. Article 581 .- Modified. Decision 344 of 1993. They apply as appropriate to design, patent related items a. .. employees or agents creating ... review and publication of patents ... system of community ... waiver of the right and provisi

Colombian Commercial Code, From: Art. 534 By: Art. 571

Decree 410 of 1971 Book III Of Commercial Property Title II Industrial Property Chapter I New Creations Section I Patents * In this Title, relating to industrial property is applied preferably Decision 344 of 1993 of the Cartagena Agreement Commission, partially regulated by Decree 117 of 1994. * Chapter I New Creations Section I Patents Article 534 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 535 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 536 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 537 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 538 .- Surrogate. Decision 344 of 1993. Article 539 .- Unless otherwise provided, the invention made by the employee or agent hired to investigate belongs to the employer or principal. The same rule applies when the worker is not hired to investigate, if the invention is performed using data or means known or used because of the work performed. In this case the worker is entitled to compensation to be fixed

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title I - Business Establishment - Chapter II - Establishment of Trade Operations - From: Section 525 By: Art 533

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE CHAPTER II Commercial establishments Operations Article 525 .- The sale of a business establishment in any capacity is presumed to be made in block or as an economic unit without specifying in detail the elements that comprise it. Article 526 .- The sale will be recorded in a public or private document recognized by the grantors to the competent official to produce effect between the parties. Article 527 .- The transferor must give the purchaser a balance sheet accompanied by a list of passive discrimination, a certified public accountant. Article 528 .- The transferor and the acquirer of the establishment shall be jointly liable for all obligations to be incurred until the sale in the development of activities that is intended to establish, and that are included in the obligatory books of accounts. The responsibility of the seller cease within two months from the date of the registration of the sale in the commercial

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book III - Of Commercial Property - Title I - Business Establishment - Chapter I - Establishment Trade and Legal Protection - From: Section 515 By: Art 524

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE THIRD BOOK MERCHANTABILITY OF THE GOODS TITLE I ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMERCE CHAPTER I Commercial establishments and legal protection Article 515 .- Means establishing a set of goods trade organized by the employer for the purposes of the company. A person may have several commercial establishments, and, in turn, a single commercial establishment, may belong to several people, and devoted to development of various commercial activities. Article 516 .- Unless otherwise specified, are considered to form part of a commercial establishment: 1. Teaching or business name and marks of products and services; 2. The employer's rights in inventions or industrial or artistic creations that are used in the establishment's activities; 3. Goods in storage or in process, loans and other similar securities; 4. The furniture and fittings; 5. Leases and, if the disposal, the right to lease the premises in

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book II - Of Corporations - Title X - the Participation Account - From: Section 507 By: Art 514

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE TITLE X PARTICIPATION OF THE ACCOUNT S Article 507 .- Participation is a contract by which two or more persons have the quality of traders take interest in one or more specific business operations, which must run one of them in his name alone and under his personal credit, under bearers and their members share with gains or losses in agreed proportion. Article 508 .- Participation will not be subject in their training to the formalities required for the establishment of trading companies.  The object, form, interest and other conditions are governed by the agreement of the participants. Article 509 .- Participation does not constitute a legal person and therefore have no name, and address equity. Its formation, amendment, dissolution and liquidation may be established with the books, correspondence, witness or any other legal evidence. Article 510 .- The manager will only reputable business owner in the external relatio

Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book II - Of Corporations - Title IX - Fact Trading Company - From: Section 498 By: Art 506

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE TITLE IX THE TRADING COMPANY IN FACT Article 498 .- The trading company will indeed when set up on the deed. Its existence may be proved by any means of proof recognized by law. Article 499 .- The company is in fact not a legal person. Therefore, the rights acquired and obligations contracted for the social enterprise, shall be purchased or contracted for or in charge of all de facto partners. The stipulations agreed to by the associated effects occur between them. Article 500 .- Repealed. Decree 2155 of 1992. Article 501 .- In society, in fact every one of the partners jointly and unlimitedly liable for the transactions. The provisions intended to limit this liability shall be deemed not written. Third parties may assert their rights and fulfill their obligations by or on behalf of all partners or in fact any of them. Article 502 .- Judicial declaration of nullity does not affect the rights of bona fide third parties that have