Laws & Statutes: Currency, Trade, Finance and Economics

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This subsection of “Laws and Statutes” features orders controlling the use and value of gold and silver, the circulation of currency, trade and tariffs, budgetary actions, public bonds, and setting guidelines for financial products such as annuities.

Leyes y normas: moneda, comercio, finanzas y economía

Este inciso de leyes y normas presenta ordenanzas controlando el uso y el valor del oro y la plata, la circulación de la moneda, comercio y tarifas, acciones presupuestarias, bonos públicos y estableciendo parámetros para productos financieros como anualidades.

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Resolution issued upon petition by the city of Zaragoza and its creditors, including a list of Chapters of the Royal Order of June 26, 1741 on payment of annuities by the city. [Ca. 1741].

Resolution issued upon petition by the city of Zaragoza and its creditors, including a list of Chapters of the Royal Order of June 26, 1741 on payment of annuities by the city. [Ca. 1741].

Royal Order ordering payment of certain annuities to two residents of the village of Olot for the period of four years. [Ca. 1800]. [Manuscript document].

Royal Order ordering payment of certain annuities to two residents of the village of Olot for the period of four years. [Ca. 1800]. [Manuscript document].

Royal Order of April 17, 1801 issued by King Carlos IV ordering compliance with the Royal Order of August 30, 1800, authorizing the payment of annuities and other legal obligations by means of Royal Bonds.

Royal Order of April 17, 1801 issued by King Carlos IV ordering compliance with the Royal Order of August 30, 1800, authorizing the payment of annuities and other legal obligations by means of Royal Bonds.

Royal Order of April 4, 1801 enforcing a Papal Bull issued by the Holy Pope, Pio VII, in Rome on February 10, 1801, establishing the amount of money to be paid by the Church to redeem certain Royal Bonds.

Royal Order of April 4, 1801 enforcing a Papal Bull issued by the Holy Pope, Pio VII, in Rome on February 10, 1801, establishing the amount of money to be paid by the Church to redeem certain Royal Bonds.

Royal Order of April 28, 1751 forbidding the importation of gems and fabrics from China, Asia and other parts of the world.

Royal Order of April 28, 1751 forbidding the importation of gems and fabrics from China, Asia and other parts of the world.

Royal Order of April 6, 1770 to prevent smuggling in the Princedom of Catalonia.

Royal Order of April 6, 1770 to prevent smuggling in the Princedom of Catalonia.

Royal Order issued by King Felipe V on April 8, 1742 establishing the Silversmith Guild which shall also include those who work on gold. By-laws are included.

Royal Order issued by King Felipe V on April 8, 1742 establishing the Silversmith Guild which shall also include those who work on gold. By-laws are included.

Royal Order of August 27, 1782 issued by King Carlos III concerning the investment by the cities and towns of the Kingdom of their budgetary surplus in the purchase of stock for the creation of a bank known as the National Bank.

Royal Order of August 27, 1782 issued by King Carlos III concerning the investment by the cities and towns of the Kingdom of their budgetary surplus in the purchase of stock for the creation of a bank known as the National Bank.

Royal Order of August 3, 1780 reducing the amount to be paid for annuities by the Kingdom of Aragón.

Royal Order of August 3, 1780 reducing the amount to be paid for annuities by the Kingdom of Aragón.

Royal Order of August 3, 1818 issued by King Fernando VII declaring null and void the Law of January 17, 1805 published by the former government of King José Napoleón. The new Law of August 3, 1818 gives owners of annuities complete freedom to celebrate annuity's agreements.

Royal Order of August 3, 1818 issued by King Fernando VII declaring null and void the Law of January 17, 1805 published by the former government of King José Napoleón. The new Law of August 3, 1818 gives owners of annuities complete freedom to celebrate annuity's agreements.