Discrimination in Survivor’s Pension Grant: Muñoz Díaz v. Spain

Case of Muñoz Díaz v. Spain

A. Context

María Luisa Muñoz Díaz, a Spanish Rom born in 1956, married “M.D.” in November 1971 according to Roma rites. Both belonged to the Roma community. The union produced six children.

B. Summary

The applicant, Ms. Muñoz Díaz, filed a claim with the Labour Court after the INSS denied her a survivor’s pension following the death of M.D., also a Spanish Rom. The INSS based its refusal solely on the grounds that their marriage was not recognized under Spanish

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Legal Relationships, Rights, and the Philosophy of Law

SUBJECT: Legal Relationships and Their Subjects

Who is involved? A Human Being / Natural Person OR A Non-Human Legal Person (corporations, associations, foundations). Subjects involved in Legal Relationships usually are holders of concurrent Advantages and Disadvantages:

CONTENT: Legal Positions and Their Characteristics

What kind of legal positions?

1) Advantages:”Active / Prevalent Position”

  • Who has rights?
  • Are they Subjective, Credit, or Potestative rights?

2) Disadvantages:”Passive / Subordinate Position”

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Legal Relationships, Rights, and the Philosophy of Law


SUBJECT:

Who is involved? A Human Being / Natural Person OR A Non-Human Legal Person (corporations, associations,foundations). Subjects involved in Legal Relationships usually are holders of concurrent Advantages and Disadvantages:

CONTENT:


What kind of legal positions?

1)Advantages:

“Active / Prevalent positions” Who has rights, are they Subjective, Credit or Potestative rights?

2) Disavantages:

“Passive / Subordinate positions”  Are we talking about duties, general obligations of respect, are there

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Australian Business Law: Copyright, Contracts, and Consumer Protection

LAW Study Notes

Copyright

Copyright protects text, images, and other forms of expression, such as computer programs, films, television programs, and music, from unauthorized copying.

Copyright in Australia is regulated by the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth).

Requirements for Copyright Protection

  1. The creation is a work of subject matter other than works.
  2. The creation is original.
  3. The creation is expressed in a material form.
Requirement 1: The Creation Is a Work of Subject Matter Other Than Works

4 Types of Works:

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Centimeter to Pixel (Y) Conversion Calculator

How to Use the Centimeter to Pixel (Y) Conversion Calculator

To use the calculator, simply type the value in centimeters (cm) into the box labeled “centimeter [cm]”. The result in pixels (Y) will automatically appear in the box labeled “pixel (Y)”.

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Singapore Land Law: A Comprehensive Guide

Background of Singapore’s Legal/Common Law System

Sources

  1. Parliament
  2. Cases [Reception of English Law *2nd Charter of Justice 1826]

Judicial Structure & Doctrine of Binding Precedent

Subordinate Courts – High Court – Court of Appeal. Lower courts are bound by decisions of upper courts.

Civil vs Criminal Law

Nature of difference, terminology, consequences.

Application of Doctrine of Tenures & Estates

Origin

Norman Conquest (1066) “All land belongs to the King”

Singapore

Article 160 of the Republic of

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