New rules for pledges and collateral bring higher degree of flexibility for Mexico's credit laws

Article Abstract:

As of May 24, 2000, amendments to Mexico's Law of Negotiable Instruments and Credit Transactions (LNICT) makes it possible for debtors to pledge goods and personal property to creditors without transmitting possession of those goods. The ruling expands the previous definition of 'goods' to include trademarks, commercial names, and accounts receivable.

Planning, Secured transactions, Debtor and creditor, Credit management

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Mexico Given September Deadline for Complying with WTO Corn Syrup Ruling

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The author examines the case the United States has against Mexico for dumping corn syrup and the deadline that the WTO has imposed on Mexico. Issues also include claims by each side.

United States, Cases, World Trade Organization, Dumping (International trade), Corn syrup, Corn Refiners Association

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Mexico:Regulations

Article Abstract:

The author at the new Bankruptcy Law in Mexico and how it will shorten the process of insolvency. It also covers what else the statute covers.

Forecasts and trends, Bankruptcy law, Bankruptcy

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