Ley 8/2006, de 16 de noviembre, de Sociedades Cooperativas, de la Región de Murcia. | BOE-A-2007-9417 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 8/2006, de 16 de noviembre, de Sociedades Cooperativas, de la Región de Murcia.

La ley regula y fomenta las sociedades cooperativas con domicilio social en la Región de Murcia y actividad principal dentro de su territorio.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2007-9417
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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accounting accounting compliance administración de cooperativa administrative concessions agenda preparation agricultural activity agricultural operations agriculture/fisheries cooperatives annual accounts appeals appointment process appointments and vacancies assembly approvals asset distribution asset management asset segregation asset transfer asset valuation association structure audit/review auditing autorización normativa bankruptcy filing board approvals +313 more

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El Registro de Sociedades Cooperativas de la Región de Murcia queda bajo la Comunidad Autónoma y tiene funciones de registro, certificación, legalización de libros, depósito de cuentas, nombramiento de expertos y emisión de instrucciones y consultas. The registry must keep a personal-sheet system and must review registration documents and prerequisites before registering acts. Article 100 sets the rules for liquidators: they follow compatible rules from the Consejo Rector, usually serve indefinitely, and have specific duties and powers in liquidation. After liquidation ends, liquidators must submit a final balance sheet, management report, and distribution proposal for approval, have them reviewed if liquidators are appointed, publish the balance and proposal, and wait before distributing remaining assets unless only safe interim payments are made. In liquidation, social assets are distributed only after debts are fully paid, deposited, or secured; then the remaining assets must be allocated in the order set out here.