Mexico: A Symposium on Law and GovernmentUniversity of Miami Press; distributed exclusively by Oceana Publications, New York, 1958 - Law - 125 pages |
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Page 62
... operations . A bank is deemed to be engaged in active operation if it lends or discounts or in any other way handles the money of its customers . By passive operations we understand the device used by the bank to collect money from the ...
... operations . A bank is deemed to be engaged in active operation if it lends or discounts or in any other way handles the money of its customers . By passive operations we understand the device used by the bank to collect money from the ...
Page 88
... operations herein covered at the time of the transaction , be it on terms or on credit , including the transaction ex- penses , the interests or any other service which augments the operation . . . All convey- ance of ownership of a ...
... operations herein covered at the time of the transaction , be it on terms or on credit , including the transaction ex- penses , the interests or any other service which augments the operation . . . All convey- ance of ownership of a ...
Page 89
... operation taxable as to profit according to Article 1 , Section 1 , of the law . It is not taxable by stamps within the tariff . Mere registration of an invoice , or of a contract of sale made outside of the national territory . is ...
... operation taxable as to profit according to Article 1 , Section 1 , of the law . It is not taxable by stamps within the tariff . Mere registration of an invoice , or of a contract of sale made outside of the national territory . is ...
Contents
THE RULE OF LAW IN MEXICO | 9 |
HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN JUDICIARY | 22 |
THE PUBLIC REGISTRY OF PROPERTY IN MEXICO | 40 |
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