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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2017

IGJ Fines An Address Declaration Error

Commercial Court of Appeals confirms that an error in the declaration of a corporate domicile is a fineable offence.

ArgentinaCorporate/Commercial Law
Maria De Los Milagros Abelenda
Maria De Los Milagros Abelenda

Commercial Court of Appeals confirms that an error in the declaration of a corporate domicile is a fineable offence.

Background

Through Resolution No. 10865/2015, the Public Registry of Commerce of the City of Buenos Aires ("Inspección General de Justicia" or "IGJ") applied a fine of AR$ 3,000 to Belgaum S.A., and required the company to amend within a 15-day term the registration of their corporate domicile with the IGJ, under penalty of applying greater sanctions.

The fine was applied as a consequence of an error made in the affidavit filed by the company with the IGJ in compliance of General Resolution 1/2010, in which the domicile declared (Av. Monroe 5163, 3rd Floor, City of Buenos Aires) was different from the domicile that the company had declared in their previous registration (Av. Monroe 5163, 4th Floor, City of Buenos Aires).

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