Law

Generically, way of being and work beings. I Properties and relationships between things, according to their nature and coexistence. I Rule, standard, precept from the authority public, which mandate, prohibits or allows something. I The positive expression of Law. I Mandatory rule of conduct dictated by the The ability to legislativo, or by the of movable property when it replaces it or assumes its powers. I Broadly, every regulation, ordinance, statute, decree, order or another commandment of a authority en exercise of its powers. I The Law written, as opposed to the custom. I Any standard mandatory legal. I The Law objective.
Also, fidelity, loyalty. I Requirements or conditions for a act. I In the order physicist, an estate is settled invariable of the phenomena according to the relationship de cause a effect. I Religion. I Quality, weight or measurement. I Alloy of metals, of coins. I Set of laws or bar code; as the Law of Prosecution Civil. I In ancient texts, the last of the subdivisions of legal bodies, after book, title, chapter y epigraph, corresponding to the current articles; but with special numbering for each of these parts. I ADJECTIVE. That which regulates the application of another, called substantive, limited by what común to expose the precept. I ADMINISTRATIVE. The one relating to the Company general of The ability to of movable property, to the functioning of its organs and to public services. I AGRICULTURAL. Among the Romans, the one that ordered the distribution of the lands conquered from other peoples. I The one that determined the maximum number of acres of land that could be own each citizen. I By antonomasia, that of the Gracchi. (V. right agrarian.) I Project for the distribution of lands among those who cultivate them or among the needy. I Agrarian law is all that which refers to agriculture; such as the one so notably studied by Jovellanos. I Also, all reform agrarian that tends to a better distribution of land, giving participación at their property to those who work it, the basis of its best exploitation and of the Most riqueza national. I OLD. The now repealed one. I The valid since long tiempo ha. I In Law Canonical, that of Moses or Old Will, repealed, at least ceremonially, by the new law, that of Jesus Christ. Moral norms are maintained by the Church, and are summarized in the Decalogue. I CANONICAL. That of the Church Catholic; the set of canons, laws, constitutions, decrees and other commandments that, given by the pontiffs or by the councils, make up the Law Canonical (v.) I CIVIL. The one that regulates the derechos that man enjoy among themselves and the one that establishes the forms and the effects of private conventions. I The bar code in civil court. I The one that declares the derechos, sets the obligations and prohibits certain acts; in contrast to the in criminal court, which punishes omissions of what is ordered and violations of what is prohibited. I Private law, as opposed to public law. I Substantive law. I Law referring to individuals in general, to distinguish it from military law, from canon law, specified in a state special or to an aspect of the Life. I COERCIVE. The one that represses pernicious actions: the dolo and bad faith, harm material or spiritual, all class of damages and attacks against the moral or good manners. I BRONZE OF THE SALARY. Theory Marx's economic theory, completed by Lasalle, according to whom the worker only manages to win wage necessary for power live he and his Family. It is based on the law of the bid and the lawsuit; and establishes that the work constitutes a commodity that is bought and sold, with a price in the market: the workers sell it and the employers buy it, and the wage is its price. The BY LAW PRIVATE.
Any of the positive norms that belong to the Law Private (v.). I OF RIGHT SPECTATORS. Any written legal rule, duly formed and obligatorily imposed, relating to the Law Public (v.). I OF GOD. Theologically, with indirect reflection in the Law positive, the will divine and the straight reason. I OF EMERGENCY. Anglicism spread in America to refer to the laws of exception, imposed by the needs of order public or in the event of unforeseen and serious events circumstances, which require, on a temporary basis, radical and expeditious measures to remedy the evil or prevent its spread. (See the law of exception ) I OF PROSECUTION CIVIL. In Spain, the one that establishes the rules of proceedings in civil court, analogous to the procedural codes of other countries. I OF PROSECUTION CRIMINAL. The one that regulates judicial actions in matters
in criminal court. I OF EXCEPTION. This denomination seems to clash with one of the characteristics of the law: generality, enemy of the exception, always with a trace of privilege. I OF THE XII BULLIONS. Called Lex or Legis XII Tabullarum and Lex decem-viralis, the first ten were written in Rome. year and we will announce 33 and the last two 304. It was el Dress where the old one appeared compiled
Law national Roman; that is, the coding Law valid in Rome at the time of its writing. I OF ORDER PRIVATE. The permissive or the supplementary; that is, the one that leaves in freedom all with work or abstain, and to proceed in a crafts or other, within the sphere of tolerance or autonomy recognized. Such are almost all the precepts on the subject of obligations and contracts.
(V. LAW OF ORDER SPECTATORS) I OF ORDER SPECTATORS. In a broad sense, the same as coercive law; that is, the one that establishes a prohibition rigorous (as in certain legislations, the one relating to community property or separate property. link) or one that imposes a legal obligation unavoidable (like all contributory, penal, military, and those related to the peace already public the moral I OF TERMS. Phrase peculiar to Anglo-American nations, in which reference is made to the legal provisions that establish the peremptory limits for initiating the different actions or procedures before the courts of Justice or before the organs of the Government public. I OF THE FUNNEL. Ingenious popular expression to refer to unequal treatment, broad or liberal for what interests us or for one's own, and rigorous and strict for the neighbor and especially for the opponent or enemy. I OF LACE. Foul o opinion discretion of a judge without complying with the provisions of the laws. I DIRECT. The one that mandate or prohibits the act same as he wants produce o prevent. The precept that establishes the mayoria de edad al comply certain years is a direct law; the one that prohibits the import o exporting of definite articles is also, although with character negative. I IN BLANK. The one of nature in criminal court When you set the penalty without specifying the criminal figure.
1 WRITTEN. The true law, at least in the sense strict; which, like itself behalf indicates, is written in a Valid identity document, that today to date is the role in ; but in other times it has been parchment, papyrus and even stone, like the Decalogue in the biblical description {Exodus, XXIV, 12). I SPECIAL That which relates to a certain matter, such as water, mines, property intellectual, hunting, fishing, mortgage, of smuggling, etc. I EXTRATERRITORIAL. The one that follows the
citizen a country wherever you go, or the one that supplies effect out of your nation of origin; and this, either by diplomatic agreements or by principles Law international Private. (See personal law.) I FORMAL. The substantive law that determines certain solemnities for the validity and effectiveness of legal acts and contracts or that which recognizes the freedom of the parties to prove them by any of the means established in Law. I FUNDAMENTAL. It is designated
with this behalf to Constitution of the the State, as it is the true foundation of all other laws. I GENERAL. That which equally covers all inhabitants, subjects or citizens. I INDIRECT. That which mandate or prohibits certain acts because of the more or less immediate connection with the done principal. I MARTIAL. The one of order public, which comes into force upon declaration of state de site. The Call for Admissions (in Italian) o precept penalty! that in such a situation is established. I NOT WRITTEN. Name of the custom as a source of Law. (See written law) I ORDINARY. The común o in civil court as it is neither privileged nor relationship and a person not even for a state. (See law of exception.) I ORGANIC. The one issued with a complementary character of the Constitution a the State. for ordering this the formation of a special law to develop a precept o institution. I Likewise, the provision legal that structures a frame fundamental of the Government public. I PARTICULAR. It is the one that includes only one class de citizen. It is contrary to general law. I AREA. The one that defines crimes and faults, determines the responsibilities or exemptions and specifies the penalties or security measures that correspond to the different criminal figures or social danger. I PERFECT. The one that contains a precept positive o negative (mandate o prohibition), and the action or punishment that comes in review de infringement or abstention. I PERMISSIVE. That which regulates a matter without mandar nor prohibit it definitively, by empowering the interested parties to govern themselves with freedom. In review not exercise tal right The permissive law governs as supplementary and way forced. I PERSONAL. It does not refer to crafts some to the , privilege; but rather that which accompanies, as regards certain legal relations only, the person, even when it is not in your country of origin. I INTERNATIONAL. The Constitution a the State. I The standard legal entity that regulates the relations between the nation or power public and the citizens or inhabitants of the territorio subjected to his jurisdiction. (V. right public.) I Also, the laws regulating international relations. I In a more restricted sense, the one referring to the Company and relations of the Powers of movable property y legislativo, upon appointment of the head of state, to electoral matters, to associations or political parties and to rights and guarantees individual. (V. PRIVATE LAW) I POSITIVE. The writing that comes from the legislator. I The valid. (V. CORPORATE POSITIVE. LAW) I PRIVATE.
The one concerning the particular interests of individuals, in their persons and things, and the one that governs the regime of its conventions. (V. CORPORATE PRIVATE) I. PROCEDURAL. The one that governs the processing contentious or voluntary of causes or businesses before judges and courts. I PROHIBITIVE. That which prevents a action. I The one that declares illicit a procedure. I REMUNERATION. The one that stimulates noble proceed in the Life public or reward, through honorary or material prizes, the acts of utility or sacrifices. I SALICA. The one established by the ancient Franks or Salians (from which it takes its behalf), after leaving the forests of Germania, and later maintained by the monarchy French, very impolite in this respect, to deprive the females, lack of male descendants, of right to inherit the crown. Also is excluded from the an estate is settled everything was royal male that connects with royalty by frame feminine. I DRY. That which prohibits the consumption and trafficking of alcoholic beverages. I SUBSTANTIVE. That which grants a right or imposes a legal obligation; the one that allows or prohibits certain acts; the regulator of legal institutions. It is opposed to the adjective law (v.), which establishes the means for effectiveness and guarantee of the relationships and norms of merits. (V. CORPORATE NOUN ) I SUMPTUAL. That which aims to implement moderation in the expenses and tax luxury until its destruction if possible. I SUPPLEMENTARY. The one that is expressly provision his, or by precept of a special text, governs matters not regulated or not foreseen by it. I SUPREME. In the ordering positive, the supreme law is the Constitution a town. I For canonists, the supreme law is none other than the will divine in its revelation to the man. I This name is also used to refer to the interest maximum at a given time or as principle from the Life public; and so it is proclamation as "supreme law" the carefully and the greatness of the nation own. I TERRITORIAL. The obligatory one for all person, enjoyment of citizenship or not, that lives or is found in the territorio from the nation which promulgates it. I TRANSITIONAL. That of validity limited by itself. I The one that has governed for a very short period of time tiempo. I That intermediate between two different moments of a regime or a institution. I The regulator of special situations arising from legislative innovations; either to prolong the application of the old law as regards the situations created by it amparo or as a consequence of it, or to give it Most o less effect retroactive to the new law.