Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for Law & Jurisprudence

Capacity of expression (oral and body).

Positivism and constructivism.

Ability to develop personal relationships with members of the group.

Ability to interpersonal conflicts do not mix with the group.

Ability to deal with criticism.

Ability to motivate and encourage.

Development of techniques and games for use at appropriate times.

Ability to improvise.

Others.

The crowd, also called a mass, is characterized by a group of more than 50 individuals, with little connection between them and whose purposes are not always clear. Feelings and beliefs are dormant and emotions are transmitted quickly. Example can be a big camp.

The band: Formed by a few individuals with a search for similarities between them. The similarity is the basis of... Continue reading "Concept of education" »

Corporate Operations

Taxable Events: Corporate Transactions Subject to Tax

Corporate transactions are considered subject to tax in the following cases:

• The creation, increase, and decrease of capital, merger, division, and dissolution of companies.
• The sums paid by the partners to replenish losses.
• The move to Spain of the place of effective management or the registered office of a company, when they were not previously in EU countries or were not subject to a similar tax.
• The undertaking by entities of operations in Spanish territory through branches or permanent establishments.

For the purposes of Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales (ITP), the following are also considered as companies:

• Non-corporate legal persons, profit-making.
• Contracts

THE CONSERVATIVE REAL ESTATE

ELREGISTRO OF WATERS AND ARTICLES CA 112 121

The functions of the conservative form of appointment and the procedures to be supported are regulated in the Courts Organization Code (Articles 446-452), the Civil Code (Articles 686-699), and the Conservatory Real Estate Registration Regulations. These rules, under the provisions of Articles 112 and 121 CC, apply extra to the specifications stated in the CA.

It is conservative jurisdiction that is set forth in Article 118: in whose territory the intake channel matrix is located in the natural channel, reservoir, or well, and, in your case (see article). Exception: as noted in Article 1 transitional, item 2, CA, where appropriate.

The registration of water is composed of... Continue reading "Water Rights Registration: Procedures and Regulations" »

Article 153: Internal Workplace Regulations

Industrial and commercial companies that normally employ twenty-five or more permanent workers across various factories or sections, even if situated in different locations, are required to establish internal rules of order, health, and safety. These rules must detail the obligations and prohibitions workers must adhere to regarding their work and their safety while on company premises.

A copy of these regulations must be submitted to the Ministry of Health and the Labour Department within five days of their finalization.

Staff representatives, individual workers, or trade union organizations within the enterprise may challenge any aspect of the regulations they deem illegal. Challenges should be filed... Continue reading "Workplace Regulations: Ensuring Safety and Compliance" »

Water Use Rights vs. Organization Membership Registration

When referring to registrations, both primary and derivative, a distinction was made between those concerning the right of use as such or the rights of a member in a user organization, and those related to a user organization itself.

Note that within the first case, two kinds of situations were sub-distinguished:

1. Concerning the right to use itself.
2. Concerning the rights of a member within a user organization.

Why this sub-distinction? Because there are entries made in the Land Registry of Water that are not the right to use itself (formerly known as a water grant or 'merced') issued by the authority.

These entries pertain not to the right to use, but to the rights of a member within a user

Business Structures

Personalistic

• Sole Proprietorship: A natural person operates their own company through commercial, industrial, or professional activities.
• Members: 1
• Liability: Unlimited
• Capital: No minimum
• Formation: ID and voluntary registration in the Trade Register.

Kommanditgesellschaft (Limited Partnership)

• A personalist society where partners work collectively under unlimited joint liability.
• Members: 2
• Liability: Not illegal
• Formation: Deed, registration in the Commercial Register.

Collective Society (General Partnership)

• A society consisting of members with unlimited liability and limited partners with limited liability, participating in activities directed exclusively by commercial partners.
• Membership: 2
• Liability: Unlimited for collective

Multiple Choice

1. According to the effects of the summons, the taxpayer may include:

D) All of the above:

• The IBS is consistent with the statement of the taxpayer.
• The situation is at that point putting an end to control.
• IBS: Disagree with sustained by the taxpayer and must be liquidated.
• The effect of increasing the statute of limitations in three months (art. 200).

2. According to the study, subjects are likely to claim:

G) Only A, B, D, and E:

• a) Resolutions SII that affect the payment of taxes or elements that form the basis for determining it.
• b) Rotation, order of income.
• d) Settlement of taxes.
• e) Reliquidation of taxes.

3. As we have studied, the stages of the general complaints procedure are:

E) All of the above:

• a) Pre-test step.
• b) Discussion

Condemnation of Terrorism: Article 9 of the 1980 Chilean Constitution

Law No. 18,314, enacted on May 17, 1984, defines terrorist acts and establishes corresponding penalties. This legislation underscores Chile's commitment to combating terrorism and upholding human rights.

Why Does Chile Condemn Terrorism?

Terrorism is fundamentally contrary to human rights. It seeks to instill fear in the population or a segment thereof and coerce authorities into making decisions or meeting demands.

Penalties for Terrorist Acts

When a crime exhibits the characteristics outlined in Article 1 of Law 18,314, it is subject to specific penalties. These characteristics include:

• The crime is committed with the intent to produce fear in the population or a part of it.
• The

Article 60: Cessation of Office for Deputies and Senators

Incompatibility with Representation and Influence

Inc. 4: Representation of Employers or Workers

Deputies and senators shall cease to hold office if they exercise influence with administrative or judicial authorities in favor of or representing employers or workers in negotiations or disputes, whether in the public or private sector, or if they are involved with any party in such matters. This also applies to parliamentary acts or interventions in student activities of any educational level that aim to undermine their normal development.

Inc. 5: Incitement to Public Disorder

Without prejudice to Article 15, No. 19, paragraph seven, deputies and senators shall also cease to hold office if... Continue reading "Causes of Cessation of Office for Deputies and Senators" »

Suspension of Rights: Article 55 CE

Article 55 CE outlines two types of rights suspension:

• Collective: Linked to exceptional states (Article 55.1 CE and 116 CE).
• Individual: Linked to the prosecution of terrorism.

The suspension is not automatic; the declaration act must specify which rights are suspended. This allows for modulation of the suspension's extent. All rights to personal freedom can be suspended, although the rights to be informed of the reason for detention, not to testify, and assistance can only be suspended in a state of siege. Many rights have not been suspended to date.

Individual suspension (Article 55.2) differs from collective suspension as it affects only those in specific circumstances, primarily to facilitate terrorism investigations.... Continue reading "Understanding Suspension of Rights & Economic Policy in Spain" »