Under the Civil Code, any contract that is intended to an amount exceeding ten thousand dollars, must be made in writing and can not be proven by witnesses. Also, if it were registrable assets (cars, certain machinery, buildings, etc.) Always be made in writing, as it is a prerequisite for entry in the corresponding public registry. In these cases it is mandatory then sign the deed or complete and submit forms the official agency. This may seem a truism, but I have seen a case in which "bought" a car and the buyer thought he was perfect, but all he possessed was the documentation of the vehicle on behalf of another person (presumably his previous owner) and a simple receipt and what was worse, had left a neat stack of notes to the "seller."
But these contracts do not concern us now, but the traditionally known, such as ticket sales, consumer loan (called each other), location, etc.. Tomorrow
enter a subject. Carlos Alberto Gemetro
Advocate Bar Association of the Federal Capital
Volume 9 Folio 875 Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
Contact: drgemetro@speedy.com.ar
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