Foreign Investments and Municipal Laws: the Argentine Experience

H.A. Mairal
Mairal, Hector A.

Article from: TDM 5 (2005), in Latin America

Introduction

When an investment is made in a foreign country it often is necessary to comply with certain prerequisites, such as prior governmental approval or registration, imposed by municipal law. If the investment is made pursuant to a concession, construction, or supply contract with the local government, other requirements, such as compliance with procurement regulations, may also arise. This article analyzes the principle requirements facing a foreign investor and the legal consequences in the event of non-compliance. The focus is on the type of problems that arise rather ...

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Suggested Citation

H.A. Mairal; "Foreign Investments and Municipal Laws: the Argentine Experience"
TDM 5 (2005), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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