Non-payment of rent or the expiration of the contract do not allow the owner to change the lease himself or to remove the tenant’s belongings. If the residence is not voluntarily handed over, it must be verified whether there is an enforceable title for restitution or whether an eviction order is required. Enforcement is carried out by a judicial executor, in accordance with the law. In practice, it must be separated from the […]
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If you are in immediate danger, call 112 and tell them where you are, what happened, and if the aggressor is nearby. A protection order can require the aggressor to keep their distance or leave the residence, under the law. There are two distinct stages: the temporary order issued by the police and the order ordered by the court. This […]
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The statute of limitations for the right to obtain forced execution begins, in principle, from the date on which this right is created. In the case of judicial and arbitration decisions, the term begins to run from the date on which they become final. As a rule, the term is 3 years, but it can be 10 years for titles concerning rights […]
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If you received a summons in a DIICOT case or a search was conducted, it is natural to have questions: in what capacity were you summoned, what should you say and what happens to the phone or documents taken? The mere summoning in a DIICOT case does not mean guilt. You can be summoned as a witness for information you have received from the DIICOT […]
Continue ReadingWhen someone else occupies a land or a property that you consider yours, the act of ownership is only the beginning of the analysis. In a dispute, the exact identification of the property, the history of the titles, and the explanations of the person who owns it also matter. The action for restitution allows the owner to demand the return of the property from the possessor or from another person […]
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