VI Workshop
March 11 2024, 5:00 PM, virtual session.
Free registration
Current Debates on Family and Successions.
Presentations:
Jesús Estruch Estruch.
Professor of Civil Law. University of Valencia.
Civil aspects of de facto unions: practical and jurisdictional issues.
María Ángeles Sánchez Silvestre.
Associate Professor of Financial and Tax Law. University of Valencia.
Taxation of de facto couples in the Inheritance Tax: regional singularities.
Eduardo E. Talens Visconti.
Associate Professor of Labor Law and Social Security. University of Valencia.
Widow’s pension in de facto couples: its gradual equalization to marital status.
Moderator:
Delfín Martínez Pérez.
Notary of Alicante and Vice Dean of the Notarial College of Valencia.
Organised by:
University of Alicante. Research Chair in Notarial Law.
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Past activities of the Research Chair
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
18 July 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
Lecture: The patrimonial protection of sons with disabilities through the trustee substitution: novelties and difficulties of its legal regime after Law 8/2021
Montserrat Pereña Vicente. Professor of Civil Law. King Juan Carlos University
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
20 June 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
Lecture: The inheritance of the person with disability: problems derived from the suppression of the exemplary substitution
Cristina De Amunátegui Rodríguez. Professor of Civil Law. Complutense University of Madrid
Open lecture on the new legal regime for animals
9th May 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on the new legal regime for animals
Lecture: The notarial function in relation to the Law 17/2021, of 15 december, on legal regime of animals (family crises, inheritance, mortgage and pledge).
Guillermo Cerdeira Bravo de Mansilla.
Catedrático de Derecho civil. Universidad de Sevilla
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
6 April 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with dissabilities in exercising their legal capacity
Lecture: First judicial resolutions applying Law 8/2021, of June 2th, on dissability.
José Ramón de Verda y Beamonte. Professor of Civil Law. University of Valencia.
Presentación del libro “De escribanos a notarios. Apuntes para una historia del notariado español”
30 marzo 2022, 17:00 horas
Autor: Plácido Barrios Fernández, Notario de Alcalá de Henares
Virtual y presencial, con limitación de aforo: Delegación de Alicante del Colegio Notarial de Valencia, c/Bailen, 25
Open lecture on real estate tax valuation
14th March 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on real estate tax valuation
Lecture: The new reference value
Juan Enrique Varona Alabern
Catedrático de Derecho Financiero y Tributario. Universidad de Cantabria
Open lecture on Law on Real Estate Credit Contracts
7 February 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on Law on Real Estate Credit Contracts
Lecture: The latests judicial decisions on transparency control and its impact on notarial control after the Law on Real Estate Credit Contracts
Francisco Pertíñez Vilchez.
Profesor Titular (Acreditado a Catedrático) de Derecho Civil. Universidad de Granada
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with disabilities in exercising their legal capacity
NEXT EVENT 24 January 2022, 5 p.m., virtual session
Open lecture on civil law reform with a view to assisting people with disabilities in exercising their legal capacity
Lecture: The notary’s role in providing legal support and safeguards in connection with wills and appointments of assistants to people with disabilities
Cristina Guilarte Martín-Calero
Professor of Civil Law. University of Valladolid