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AUTHOR
Gabriel García Cantero
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Hacia un subsistema comparado hispano-filipino dentro de la familia romano-germánica-canónica.
2014
El Ccfilip de 1949 posee igual estructura y aproximadamente un 40% de preceptos iguales del Ccesp de 1889, otro tanto modificados (en parte recogiendo jurisprudencia del TS español), y el resto procede de instituciones propias y del Derecho anglonorteamericano. Hoy se ignoran pese a que por ello aquél está relacionado con buena parte del Derecho iberoamericano. La ponencia propone algunos temas de tratamiento comparativo. The Civil Code of the Philippines of 1949 has the same structure as the Spanish Civil Code of 1869 and shares 40% of its initial precepts and some of its modified precepts (partly those reflecting the Spanish Supreme Court jurisprudence). The rest of its precepts come from…
Parejas de hecho: : Historia, régimen y perspectivas de futuro
2021
Global analysis, jointly made by both authors, on the unmarried couples or the ?de facto union? in Spanish civil law, including foral or special law. Starting from classical Roman Law, it deals with the historical background, Canon Law, common and codified law, with special attention to the 1978 Constitution and the reforming laws of the marriage of the Civil Code. Unions outside of marriage: a) are based not on the principle of equality, but on the principle of freedom and the free development of personality; b) any legislative decision in this area cannot have an ?anti-marital? spirit; c) legislation produced under those principles cannot prejudice the legal and social protection of the f…
Rapport espagnol au congrès de Vienne: les droits de l'enfant mineur d'âge en droit espagnol après la constitution de 1978
2015
The legislative worry about 'the best interest of Child' was collected in articles 10 and 39 of the Spanish Constitution (1978). These article provides that international treaties are, in general, interpretive means about human rights, and particularly, in rights granted to those child. After Spain's ratification of the 1989 Convention, the Organic Law 1/1996, about Legal Protection of Minors (LPJM), and Law 54/2007, of International Adoption, complete the Spanish system, systematically exposed and in form of answers to the questionnaire of the presenter.