When two persons or companies, as well as a company and a person, sign a contract, they both undertake to perform what is specified in the contract. In other...
What types of matrimonial property regime are there? When two people decide to get married, it is advisable to choose the matrimonial property regime in which...
Easements in law are an interesting but complex concept. For this reason, it is quite common for property owners to turn to specialised lawyers for advice on...
In our country, setting up a business is an increasingly simple process. However, all entrepreneurs are always faced with the same problem at the time of...
The extinction of condominium or proindiviso is a common cause of dispute between owners. Specifically, it involves the disappearance of the property shared by...
Is it possible to terminate a contract if one of the parties does not comply with the terms of the contract? The answer, according to the Civil Code and case...
Copyright is a set of exclusive rights that protect literary, artistic, scientific and other original works of human creativity. These rights are granted to...
Farm segregation is the process of dividing a property into two or more separate parcels or lots. This is usually done to create smaller parcels that can be...
The cadastre is a public and official register that collects information on real estate (land, buildings, facilities, etc.) located in a given territory. The...
Loss of profit refers to the loss of earnings or profits that a person or business loses due to a particular situation. It is generally used in the legal or...
An urban planning certificate is a document that contains relevant information about a specific area or piece of land in terms of its urban use and development...
Misappropriation is an offence under the Penal Code that is subject to heavy penalties. However, it is one of the most controversial crimes because it is...
A tenancy in precarious tenancy is a rental contract in which the tenant, i.e. the person occupying the property, does not have a legally binding contract with...
A civil enforcement proceeding is a legal procedure used to enforce a judgment or judgment in a civil case. This process is initiated after a court has issued a...
The waiver of penitential earnest money refers to the waiver or cancellation of a contract that has been guaranteed by the payment of penitential earnest money...
A judicial attachment is a legal procedure by which a court orders the retention or freezing of the property or assets of a person or entity, in order to secure...
Litisconsortium is a legal concept which refers to the situation in which several people join together in a lawsuit or trial, either as plaintiffs or defendants...
The IRPH (Índice de Referencia de Préstamos Hipotecarios) is a reference index used in Spain to fix the interest rate of mortgage loans. It was created with the...
The imposition of costs in a settlement refers to a judge's decision to order one party in a court case to pay the costs or expenses incurred by the other party...
Contractual liability, or also known as contractual civil liability, is a set of legal obligations arising from the conclusion of a contract. All parties are...