This book has been written for hundreds of students who benefit from the increasinginternationalization of Spanish universities. Business Law is taught in English in a wide variety of degrees (among others, Law, Economics, Business Administration and Tourism). In addition, it is worth noting that not only foreign students (many of them with the support of the Erasmus Program) choose the course in English, but also hundreds of students whose mother tongue is Spanish. Also has been written in very clear and simple language, avoiding lists of scholar ́s quotations and jurisprudential references, and focusing on the law, its rationale and problems with implementation.This way, the reader has a handbook that provides a complete and updated view of Spanish Business Law. Additionally we incorporate as second part practical materials. Each topic include a test to allow a self- evaluation by the students.. Each topic include a test to allow a self- evaluation by the students. Also we contribute with a glossary which content the fundamental legal terms in order to clarify the translation into English. Finally, the theory has to be put in practice thought different methods depending the content. For this reason, the materials that encompasses the theory, -such forms, courts decisions, drafts assignment...- plays the theory using different technic.

Spain Business Law Handbook - Strategic Informtion and Basic Laws

This book is address to the students of GAP and ADE degrees. It contains the two following subjects: Contracts and Companies (GAP) and Commercial Law (ADE). And it adjusts perfectly to the requirements of its study exigences, 100%. That is the reason why it follows an unusual order among mercantilists, since it brings together content that usually appears in different volumes. Thus, students will have in their hands all the theoretical content of the subject, and it will be essential for them whether they follow the subject physically attending classes or remotely, through the virtual modality of the GAP degree. The study plans for these degrees have minimal legal content, I would even say ridiculous. At GAP they do study law in other subjects, but only public law, never private. That is why the manual begins with an introductory topic 1 on the historical origin and concept of commercial law. The topic is explained at length because it is essential and would not be understood otherwise. Topic 2, on the concept