Elizabeth and Darcy: Pride, Prejudice, and Love

Posted by on Feb 9, 2025 in Political and Administration Sciences | 0 comments

Elizabeth and Darcy’s Encounters in *Pride and Prejudice*

There are two lengthy, unsuccessful duets and one lengthy, successful duet between Elizabeth and Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. The first meeting between Elizabeth and Darcy is extraordinarily unsuccessful. After Elizabeth overhears Darcy’s unfavorable assessment of her as “tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt” him, she is insulted and angry. This reveals her stubbornness, pride, and short temper. Elizabeth represents both aspects of

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Understanding Oblique Action in Legal Context

Posted by on Jan 23, 2025 in Political and Administration Sciences | 0 comments

Item 10. Oblique Action

Definition: Oblique action is that by which the creditor may, for the payment of what is due, exercise the rights and actions of the debtor, except those that are purely personal to it.

Normative Legal

Oblique action is enshrined in Article 1278 CC: Creditors can exercise, for recovering what is due, the rights and actions of the debtor, except rights which are exclusively related to the individual debtor.

Oblique Nature of the Action

In principle, the oblique action is considered

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