Spanish Rule in Cuba Laws Governing the Island Review Published By the Colonia
Spanish Rule in Cuba Laws Governing the Island Review Published By the Colonia
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
Cuba Enjoyi In this branch of tiie law tlie assiniihilion between Cuba and the kiKhu'Ts Peninsula has been constant. The same substantive law and law of >pain. Jirocedure obtains in both countries.
Shortly after its promulgation the Civil Code now in force in the Peninsula was, by the royal decree of July 31, 1889, integrally applied to the island of Cuba.
30 Thus Cubans were made participants in '"an evident antl extremely beneficent advance, " for the Civil Code, as is felicitou...sly stated in the preaml)le to the aforesaid royal decree, " reduces to one source the numerous dissimilar and conflicting fountains of the old Spanish civil law, modifies in a rational manner the law of inheritance, illu- mines and improves the law of personal rights and in general, with tradition as a basis, includes and regulates all classes of personal rights in a form that is more rational, more systematic and scien- tific than that effected by the laws which in so valuable and abun- dant a series have been bequeathed to us by former centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CIVIL RIGHTS.
Cuba Enjoyi In this branch of tiie law tlie assiniihilion between Cuba and the kiKhu'Ts Peninsula has been constant. The same substantive law and law of >pain. Jirocedure obtains in both countries.
Shortly after its promulgation the Civil Code now in force in the Peninsula was, by the royal decree of July 31, 1889, integrally applied to the island of Cuba.
30 Thus Cubans were made participants in '"an evident antl extremely beneficent advance, " for the Civil Code, as is felicitou...sly stated in the preaml)le to the aforesaid royal decree, " reduces to one source the numerous dissimilar and conflicting fountains of the old Spanish civil law, modifies in a rational manner the law of inheritance, illu- mines and improves the law of personal rights and in general, with tradition as a basis, includes and regulates all classes of personal rights in a form that is more rational, more systematic and scien- tific than that effected by the laws which in so valuable and abun- dant a series have been bequeathed to us by former centuries.
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