Spanish Supreme Court says: Bitcoins aren’t money, but are refundable as such.
In its first ruling on crypto currencies, the Spanish Supreme Court ruled that Bitcoins are not money from a legal point of view. Nevertheless, Bitcoins could be agreed as an intangible asset as consideration in bilateral transactions.
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Revolving cards in the jurisprudence of the Spanish Supreme Court
In everyday life it is common to use credit cards as a means of payment to make different purchases. There are many varieties offered by different banks, but we do not know how they work at all.
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Eviction trials: legislative developments
In the last year important new legislation has come into force in the area of leases, measures that on the one hand seek to protect the owner who has been stripped of its property, and in turn seek to protect those families who are at risk of residential exclusion.
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Marriage or stable couple?
Marriage or stable couple? Legal differences between marriage and stable partnership according to Catalan legislation.
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New Spanish trade secrets act has come into force
Last March the new trade secrets act was approved; the new regulation will improve the legal protection of business secrets.
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