Law 3/2017 of February 15, in addition to approving Book VI of the Civil Code of Catalonia, referring to obligations and contracts, which we will analyze in future blog posts, addresses an issue in its additional provisions that was urgently needed […]
ADAPTATION OF THE LAW OF CATALONIA TO THE LAW OF VOLUNTARY JURISDICTION Continue reading →
By means of Order JUS/44/2017 of March 28 (DOGC No. 7341 of 03/31/2017) the Regulation on the Registry of stable couples in Catalonia, commonly called de facto couples, has been approved, which is a consequence of the provision contained in the Tenth Additional Provision of Law 25/2010 of July 19 (which
THE REGISTRY OF DOMESTIC PARTNERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF CATALONIA. Continue reading →
We are in a time in which the so-called phenomenon of the perversion of language occurs very frequently, which consists of changing words in order to replace the reality they define with a fantasy that is more comfortable and favorable for us, or as Umberto Eco says, desire
BEFORE PAYING THAN INHERITING Continue reading →
The Diari Oficial de la Generalitat de Catalunya of November 7, 2016 has published Law 2/2016, of November 2, on urgent modifications in tax matters, whose article 5 introduces a novelty consisting of a bonus of 100% of the gradual rate of the tax on documented legal acts,
THE TAX BONUS FOR DIVORCE BEFORE A NOTARY IN CATALONIA. Continue reading →
Thanks to the keywords used by internet search engines, I'm noticing a significant interest in the topic of renunciation of legitimate rights, and more specifically, renunciation during life. The reasons can be very varied, and from the cases we've encountered, even legitimate ones,
THE WAIVER OF LEGITIMATE IN CATALONIA Continue reading →
From my time preparing legal opinions, I especially remember the phrase our trainer used to say: "Let's turn the glass over." He wanted to tell us that things are not always as they may seem at first glance, and especially that in any legal matter, depending on how we look at it, we can come to
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CAPACITY JUDGMENT Continue reading →
In the following lines I will present some ideas about the right of habitation, and because the inspiration for them comes from real cases that have occurred in my Notary Office, we will also highlight the importance of correct notarial advice, which can only come from the
THE RIGHT OF ROOM: THAT UNKNOWN. Continue reading →
I have been encouraged to write these lines for two reasons: a.- Because of the widespread belief, among many people who go to the Notary, that minors cannot have property. b.- And because minors acquire property, normally by inheritance, and more frequently by inheritance.
THE SALE OR MORTGAGE OF MINORS' PROPERTY Continue reading →
The year 2015 will be marked in the notarial field by the approval of the Voluntary Jurisdiction Law, which together with the reform of the Mortgage Law and the Bankruptcy Law, in relation to extrajudicial payment agreements, have attributed to notaries a significant number of
First experiences of the law of voluntary jurisdiction Continue reading →
Among the powers that the Voluntary Jurisdiction Law has attributed to Notaries are separations and divorces. Their regulation is contained in article 54 of the Notarial Law and in articles 82 and following of the Civil Code. The first thing we must point out before
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SEPARATIONS AND DIVORCE BEFORE A NOTARY Continue reading →
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