Fideicomiso en Uruguay - Nueva Ley
Publication: La Ley, 2004
Author: Nicolas Malumian
Category: Fideicomiso y Trust
Abstract
En este artículo se describen los aspectos generales de la figura jurídica, se efectúan un análisis crítico del proyecto de ley, y se identifican aquellos aspectos que podrían ser mejorados a efectos de que el Fideicomiso se inserte eficazmente en la dinámica empresarial del Uruguay. This article describes the general aspects of the legal figure, makes a critical analysis of the bill, and identifies those aspects that could be improved so that the Trust is effectively inserted into business dynamics of Uruguay.
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