Legal Syllogism: Facts, Premises, and Judgments
ITEM 16: Scheme Logic of Standard Implementation
In this issue, we will see how the operator should consider legal, if when presented with a fact, then it has a major premise; namely, the fact that he is presenting is going to handle certain standards and must think like form the minor premise. You must first represent the case; you must imagine or recreate what happened, make a reproduction of the fact. Then, it should find that if there was a fact through the evidence, the fact, the subject, among
Read MoreUnderstanding Cessation of Functions and Rights of Public Officials
Cessation of Functions
A. Cessation of Functions
- Acceptance of Resignation: Resignation must be in writing and takes effect from the date the accepting order or resolution is fully processed. It can only be held when officials are subject to a summary process stemming from a serious history suggesting they may be dismissed. Even in this case, it cannot be held for more than 30 days after its submission. Note that exclusive reliance on charges of removal is by request of resignation, either by the
Mayor’s Court: History, Cases, and Procedures
Mayor’s Court
A Mayor’s Court is a type of court that handles minor cases and offenses, typically in a municipal or local jurisdiction. The court is usually presided over by a mayor or a magistrate appointed by the mayor. Mayor’s Courts are designed to provide a convenient, efficient, and cost-effective forum for resolving minor disputes and offenses, while also promoting community justice and engagement.
History and Development of Mayor’s Courts
The concept of Mayor’s Courts dates back to medieval
Read MoreLegal Nature of Cultural Property in Spain
Legal Nature of Cultural Property
The list of measures that allow public authorities to comply with designated positive tasks is wide and varied. Among these measures, two are basic and general. A primary one, most served by legislation, is to guarantee knowledge of heritage. The other baseline, mainly with respect to architectural and monumental heritage, is that of “integrated rehabilitation.” This policy is not only an avenue to preserve heritage but also to enrich it, ensuring its fruition from
Essential Elements of a Valid Contract in Spain
Essential Elements of a Valid Contract
Article 1261 of the Spanish Civil Code (CC) states that consent, object, and cause are the essential elements of a contract. In some cases, formalization is also required, making the form an additional essential element.
A) Consent
Consent is the free agreement of the parties, declaring their intention to assume obligations. It is the core of the modern idea of a contract as an agreement.
A.2. Capacity to Give Consent
The person giving consent must be legally capable.
Read MoreTrade Unions in Mexico: Key Concepts and FAQ
1. Difference Between Union, Federation and Coalition
(I think it’s coalition; a federation is the grouping of trade unions)
Coalition: A temporary arrangement formed by a group of no less than four employees or two employers. Its aim is to defend a common interest. It requires no registration, is not a holder of a collective agreement, is not formally the holder of the right to strike, and is not a legal person.
Union: A permanent association consisting of 20 or more workers or three or more employers.
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