The legal affiliation is established by:

The birth of a child within marriage.

The registration of a de facto union.

An agreement between individuals.

What happens if a norm admits several interpretations regarding a child?

The interpretation that most favors the child must be chosen.

The administrative judge is consulted.

The most economical one is chosen.

What describes legal capacity?

The aptitude to be the holder of rights and obligations.

The authorization to exercise public functions.

The condition to acquire nationality.

The biological affiliation is characterized by:

The birth derived from natural procreation.

The existence of an administrative resolution.

The affective coexistence between parents and children.

A legal bond imposed by contract.

How can the paternity of a child of a single woman be established?

By voluntary recognition of the father or judicial sentence.

What scientific test proves biological truth in paternity disputes?

Signature of notarial documents.

What characteristic defines personal rights?

They require a legal relationship with another person to be enforceable.

They are exercised only over real estate.

They are exercised only through judicial power.

They are based on an unlawful act.

Who can challenge a voluntary recognition of paternity according to article 250 of the Civil Code?

The child or any interested person, except the recognizer.

Only the recognizing father or mother.

Any relative up to the fourth degree.

What happens to the child born after one hundred eighty days of marriage?

It is presumed conceived within marriage.

It is presumed conceived outside of marriage.

What is born after one hundred eighty days of marriage?

It is presumed conceived within marriage.

It is presumed conceived outside of marriage.

Additional proof is required to presume filiation.

It is considered the child of the mother only.

Social filiation arises from:

La convivencia donde se asumen roles de padre/madre e hijo/hija.

Registration in the civil registry.

What characterizes fungible goods?

They can be replaced by others of the same species, quality, and quantity.

They cannot be replaced due to their individuality.

They are unique and unrepeatable.

They cannot be the object of loan contracts.

An immovable property is:

Something that cannot be moved without losing its essence, like land or buildings.

Any property that can be moved.

A piece of furniture temporarily attached to a property.

What are incorporeal goods?

Goods that consist of mere rights, without material existence.

Tangible things of public property.

What is the main classification of real rights?

Principal and accessory rights.

Temporary and definitive rights.

An agreement of wills between two or more people.

What does coexistence in social filiation generate?

Rights, obligations, and affective, cultural, and social ties.

28.- ¿Qué establece la ley respecto al trabajo gratuito o no remunerado?

No one can be forced to work for free, except in special cases allowed by law.

It is allowed if the employer considers it necessary.

It can be required if there is a verbal agreement.

It is only allowed in voluntary activities.

Non-fungible goods are those that:

Cannot be substituted due to their unique characteristics.

Are used until their extinction.

When is the approval given in a contract?

When both parties accept and sign it.

When approved by a family judge.

Once the notary certifies its content.