Work contract. Discrepancies between project and execution In this study we consider the regime of responsibilities derived from the discrepancies between the project of a work and its execution. In every construction contract it is advisable to include the construction project. This project serves as a commitment for the builder, who must comply with the […]
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Right to Honor in current legislation Concept of Honor The Royal Academy of Language defines the word honor as “a moral quality that leads to the fulfillment of one’s duties towards one’s neighbor and oneself.” In legal terms, we call the right to honor the defense that every person possesses to prevent third parties from
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Violation of the Right to Honor Collision between the Right to Information and the Right to Honor In our article published on November 3, Right to Honor in current legislation, we made a general introduction on the meaning and legal connotations of the right to honor and its possible collision with other fundamental rights such
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Unjust enrichment The Doctrine has defined unjust enrichment as: «That case in which a person, as a result of a patrimonial displacement verified in accordance with the requirements demanded by a specific legal system, experiences an increase in his active patrimony at the expense of another person, but in such circumstances that conflict with the
Claim for damages, non-contractual liability non-contractual liability is that which is not derived from a contractual relationship between the parties. Examples of non-contractual liability are: damage caused in traffic accidents, damage caused to a neighbor’s plot, damage to the honor of people, etc. Making a generic distinction, these damages can be property damage (equivalent to
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The passing on of expenses to the tenants Passing on tenants (Leasing contracts signed under the 1994 Urban Leasing Law (LAU’94)). In order to identify the possibility of passing on certain expenses to the tenant, we must differentiate according to the destination given to the leased item: Housing Leases To determine the expenses likely to
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Dominical presumption of the title registered in the registry We have commented in previous articles that it is always advisable to register the acquisition of real estate in the Land Registry. It is convenient regardless of the way in which the acquisition was made, whether by sale, donation, inheritance, etc. In this article we explain
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What to do if my home has been occupied Someone occupies part of the land or house that belongs to me, what do I do? What to do if my home or land has been occupied In this article I am not referring to the famous problem generated by “squatters” who knowingly enter a home
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How do I get my property back? We considered the defense of the owner of a property that sees the possession of their properties threatened. The typical case is the one known as the “squatter movement” that promotes the illegitimate occupation of homes. But there are other cases in which land is also occupied by
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Scope of property law Property in Spanish Law Property is the direct and immediate power over an object or good, by which its owner is attributed the ability to dispose of it, without more limitations than those imposed by law. It is the real right that implies the exercise of the most extensive legal powers
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