De los escribanos a los letrados de la Administración de Justicia: una visión histórica de su evolución
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2021-05-12
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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El objetivo del trabajo es realizar un estudio de los precedentes
históricos del actual Cuerpo de Letrados de la Administración de
Justicia, desarrollando su proceso evolutivo desde el Antiguo
Régimen hasta la actualidad, dividiendo el trabajo en cuatro
partes: la primera abarca desde el Antiguo Régimen hasta finales
de la Edad Media a inicios del siglo XIX; la segunda parte trata
sobre el escribano, el precedente de los secretarios judiciales; la
tercera parte se centra en la ley del Notariado de 1862; por último,
el Real decreto de 1911. Para este estudio he utilizado la
legislación y normativas implicadas desde el final de la Edad
Media hasta la creación de los Letrados de la Administración de
Justicia.
The aim of this project is to carry out a study of the historical precedents of the Corps of Clerks of Court of the Administration of Justice, developing its evolution from the Ancient Regime to the present and dividing it into four parts: the first one goes from the Ancient Regime to the beginning of the 19th century. The second part revolves around the notary, the precedent of the Clerks of Court. The third part focuses on the Law of Notaries of 1862. Lastly, the Royal Decree of 1911. To study this, I have used the legislation and regulations involved from the end of the Middle Ages to the creation of the current Clerks of Court.
The aim of this project is to carry out a study of the historical precedents of the Corps of Clerks of Court of the Administration of Justice, developing its evolution from the Ancient Regime to the present and dividing it into four parts: the first one goes from the Ancient Regime to the beginning of the 19th century. The second part revolves around the notary, the precedent of the Clerks of Court. The third part focuses on the Law of Notaries of 1862. Lastly, the Royal Decree of 1911. To study this, I have used the legislation and regulations involved from the end of the Middle Ages to the creation of the current Clerks of Court.