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What happens if the debtor does not comply with the payment after an embargo in Colombia?
If the debtor defaults after a seizure in Colombia, the seized assets can be sold at a public auction to recover the funds owed. The proceeds from the auction will be used to pay the debt and the costs of the foreclosure process. In the event that the auction proceeds are not sufficient to cover the entire debt, the creditor may take other legal steps to seek the remaining payment.
Can I use my expired Guatemalan passport as a valid document to return to Guatemala from abroad?
In exceptional situations, entry to Guatemala may be permitted with an expired Guatemalan passport. However, it is advisable to renew your passport before traveling to avoid possible inconveniences and ensure a smooth trip.
How can law students become actively involved in the defense of family rights in El Salvador from university?
Participating in legal clinics, study groups and extracurricular activities focused on family law and its social impact.
How have historical delays in construction-related procedures been addressed in Costa Rica?
Historical delays in construction-related procedures in Costa Rica have been addressed through the simplification of processes and the implementation of one-stop shops. Specific regulations have been created to expedite construction permits and work has been done on the digitalization of procedures, allowing the presentation of documents online. In addition, inter-institutional coordination mechanisms have been established to facilitate obtaining permits, helping to reduce waiting times in the construction sector.
Can however affect goods or assets abroad in Peru?
Yes, however in Peru can affect property or assets located abroad if certain legal requirements are met. In these cases, you can request recognition and enforcement of the embargo in the country where the assets are located, in accordance with international treaties and applicable legislation.
What is the process to request review of a seizure in Peru based on lack of adequate notification to the debtor?
If it is considered that adequate notice was not given to the debtor prior to attachment, review may be requested by submitting an application to the competent judicial authority. The request must provide arguments and evidence supporting the lack of proper notification. The judicial authority will evaluate the request and issue a resolution based on the elements presented.
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