Division and Allocation of Goods in a Heredity Division. Reconstructing Cuban Legislative Design around the Last of Partition Operations

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Raúl José Vega Cardona
Universidad de Oriente, Cuba.
Ediltrudis Panadero de la Cruz
Universidad de Oriente

Abstract

This article is based on the need for a study on the content of division and allocation as the last of partition operations of heredity in Cuba originated in the complexities of the Institute, which not only appear in theoretical doctrinal environment but also in the legal and judicial interpretation environment, mainly from the legislative amendments introduced in the last three years in the county. In
this sense, a diagnosis of main misinterpretations that according to law influence the basic interpretation and application of norms which regulate the content of division and allocation of heredity in Cuba and consequently to determine possible guides which allow making the juridical regime better for the institution under analysis.

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Vega Cardona, R. J., & Panadero de la Cruz, E. (2015). Division and Allocation of Goods in a Heredity Division. Reconstructing Cuban Legislative Design around the Last of Partition Operations. Opinión Jurídica, 14(27). Retrieved from https://revistas.udem.edu.co/index.php/opinion/article/view/1202

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Raúl José Vega Cardona, Universidad de Oriente, Cuba.

Profesor asistente de Derecho Civil y de Familia, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Oriente. Especialista en Derecho Civil y de Familia.
Juez Profesional Suplente no permanente de la Sala de lo Civil y Administrativo del Tribunal Provincial Popular de Santiago de Cuba,
Cuba. Línea de investigación: Derecho Sucesiones. Derecho Notarial. Derecho de Familia. Derecho de Obligaciones y Contratos.

Ediltrudis Panadero de la Cruz, Universidad de Oriente

Profesora titular de Derecho Civil y de Familia, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Oriente. Doctora en Ciencias Jurídicas. Exjueza de la Sala de lo Civil y Administrativo del Tribunal Provincial Popular de Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Línea de investigación: Derecho Sucesiones. Derecho Notarial. Derecho de Familia. Derecho de Obligaciones y Contratos.