We continue with the Voluntary Jurisdiction Law, referring to family matters. 1. DISPENSATION FROM MARITAL IMPEDIMENTS A) Regulation a´) Substance.- Article 47.3 of the Civil Code.- The following persons may not marry each other: (…) 3. Those convicted of having participated in the wilful death of a spouse or […]
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“He who guarantees pays.” This is a phrase I learned from my family environment and which I repeat a lot at the Notary, on the occasion of the signing of deeds and policies, because I have come to the conclusion that short and striking phrases, in the context of the authorization of a document, are not enough.
The business of banks, described in a very simple way, consists of receiving deposits or other repayable funds from the public and, using the money received, granting loans or credits. The difference between what they pay and what they charge is their commercial margin. I say this because banks
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It is very common in Notaries to hear from some elderly people that their wish is for their heir to be the person who will take care of them during the last stage of their life, and it is also common to hear from some children of elderly people that it is him in particular and not the
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A de facto couple is the union of two people who live in a regime of daily coexistence, prolonged over time, practiced in a stable and public way, thus forming a community of life analogous to a marriage. The Civil Code of Catalonia establishes a regulation of de facto couples.
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In Spain, except in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, when two people marry, in the absence of an agreement, this is governed by a community regime, such as the community property regime, the Aragonese consortium or the Navarrese conquest regime. Therefore, except in those places, when a marriage contract is signed,
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As a consequence of the judgment of the Constitutional Court of March 11, 2014, in relation to the annulment of the fifth paragraph of article 174.3 of the General Law of Social Security (LGSS), and the commotion that this has caused, we offer this brief explanation or clarification on the subject.
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For all of us who are in the world of legal professions, talking about a case of opinion is usually synonymous with a highly complex case, which is usually given as a practical exam, in which a series of assumptions occur, which later in real life you hardly see, and
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As we have already said in other entries of this blog, the authorization of a notarial document is much broader than the mere signature of the same, there are conversations and warnings, which for reasons essentially of confidentiality remain in the verbal sphere. Well, in the case of documents
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I was really surprised the other day when watching a television report, in which the possible motivations for the crime of the girl Assumpta, which occurred a few days ago in Santiago de Compostela, were described, a person who was asked as an expert did not seem to have much knowledge of the crime.
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