Obligations Subject to Term in Civil Code
Obligations Subject to Term or Deadline
Obligations subject to a term or deadline are governed by Civil Code articles 1125-1130. The Code does not define them.
Article 1125
Obligations for which compliance is designated a certain day are only payable when that day arrives.
These days are understood as those that must necessarily come, although we may not know exactly when.
If the uncertainty lies in whether or not the day will arrive, the obligation is conditional and shall be governed by the rules of
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Chapter II
Comprehensive Defense of the Nation
Size of the overall defense of the Nation
Rule 15.
The Comprehensive Defense of the Nation covers the territory and other geographical spaces of the Republic, citizens, and foreigners who are in it. Also referred to are Venezuelans and assets outside of the nation belonging to the Republic.
Competition between public authorities
Article 16.
In terms of security, defense, and development, it is considered essential to ensure the definition and comprehensive
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Sources of Criminal Law
Direct and Indirect Sources
It is crucial to distinguish between primary sources (directly creating rights) and indirect sources (referenced through another rule).
The Law
As the sole direct source creating criminal matters, law is mandated by the rule of law. Only law can define crimes, offenses, penalties, and security measures. Law provides a general, systematic framework. In criminal cases, the prevailing view is that laws concerning crimes, misdemeanors, penalties, and
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Is Human Life Possible Without a State?
Social Contract Theories
Social contract theories base state legitimacy on an agreement where citizens cede power to an authority. Thomas Hobbes explored the concept of the state of nature, a hypothetical scenario without rules or laws where the strongest prevail. He described it as a “war of all against all,” where life is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” Hobbes believed that to escape this state, individuals must enter a social contract, surrendering
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Special Cases of Bills
General Rules
- Bills to one consignee may include various operations and shall be evidenced in each detail (Art. 3.1.c).
- Bills may include all operations for the same recipient in a period of one calendar month or less (Art. 2.3.).
- If the customer placed an advance, it must appear on the bill (Art. 3.2.).
- In retail sales, passenger transport, hospitality, and recreational activities, if the amount is less than 10€, the developer may simply include VAT (Art. 4).
Expedition (Art.
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Lesson 13: The Competition Law
Article 25 of the Spanish Constitution
This article refers to the imposition of administrative and criminal law sanctions. The principle of “ne bis in idem” operates both between different legal areas and within domestic criminal law. This principle ensures that the same aggravating factor or element cannot be used to punish twice. For example, if the aggravating circumstance of cruelty has already been applied in a criminal case, it cannot be re-applied as a general
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