According to statistics on notarial documents, the most common document signed in Spanish notary offices is a power of attorney. This is a document in which one person authorizes another to carry out certain acts, with the desired scope. Special power of attorney and power of attorney are […]
REVOCATION OF POWERS Continue reading →
The increasingly frequent internationalization of legal relations may make it necessary to make a reliable notification to a person who does not have his residence or domicile in Spanish territory. There are many examples that can be brought to mind, but I will mention some of those that are most relevant.
HOW TO MAKE A NOTIFICATION ABROAD Continue reading →
In recent years there has been a significant increase in lucrative transfers involving personal or real assets located partly in Spain and partly in other countries or, even more commonly, located in different autonomous communities. The problem is determining which legislation
INHERITANCES OF NON-RESIDENTS. GUIDE TO NOT MISS (TOO MUCH) Continue reading →
Law 3/2017 of February 15, in addition to approving Book VI of the Civil Code of Catalonia, referring to obligations and contracts, and whose analysis we will enter into in the next entries of this blog, in its additional provisions deals with an issue, which was urgent
ADAPTATION OF THE LAW OF CATALONIA TO THE LAW OF VOLUNTARY JURISDICTION Continue reading →
The legacy of an aliquot part is a figure that is rarely used, even though its usefulness can be great, since it can become the legal remedy to many concerns expressed by people who come to make a will, as long as the law is applicable.
THE LEGACY OF ALIQUOTATED PART IN CATALAN LAW Continue reading →
What was coming came, and although the Spanish Supreme Court in the well-known Judgment of May 9, 2013, after establishing the criteria to declare the nullity of the floor clauses imposed on consumers, nevertheless indicated that the effects of the declaration of nullity of
NOTARIES AND FLOOR CLAUSES Continue reading →
Royal Decree-Law 1/2015 of 27 February introduced a series of changes to the Bankruptcy Law, and in the case of non-business individuals (commonly called consumers), a notarial procedure was established so that an out-of-court payment agreement could be reached, ultimately aimed at achieving the release of debts.
HOW TO GET THE RELEASE OF DEBTS Continue reading →
This entry is a complement to the one published in this same blog and which has been quite successful if we judge it by the number of entries, calls, queries and files started. The entry can be consulted here. In a very summarized way, what we were asking was what the situation was in
THE INTERPELLATIO IN IURE IS NOTARIZED Continue reading →
I take up the gauntlet that Justito the notary had thrown down, in the blog “notariabierta”, which can be consulted here, and which he himself had answered in his personal blog, which can be consulted here. I am not going to deny that it is a subject, this one of the banking agencies and the
DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND BANKING MANAGEMENTS Continue reading →
I haven't written on the blog for days. I have several pending issues but I haven't finished them, having come to think, given the notary's appearance as a writer, on the other hand so well explained by Don Francisco Aranguren in this post on www.notaríabierta.com, that perhaps he has the problem
BAD PAYER EXCUSES Continue reading →
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