Ecuadorian student Daniel Peñaherrera defends his Master’s Degree Final Project on unfair competition
25 june 2020
The present Master's Degree Final Project (TFM) was oriented to deepen from a macro conception, to the procedural regulation, the effectiveness of the rights of the economic operators in the procedure of unfair competition in the Ecuadorian legislation. To this end, the substantial elements of the economic constitution, the material and procedural regulations of unfair competition law were analysed.
Student focuses her Master’s Degree Final Project on unfair competition, reviewing models from different countries with a proposal for Ecuador
16 june 2020
The work is structured in four chapters, the first of which contains an analysis and evolution of unfair competition, focusing on the experience of France and Germany, with a brief reference to the American experience. The second chapter deals with unfair competition in the countries of the Andean Community, specifically Colombia and Peru. The third and fourth chapters refer to the situation of unfair competition in Ecuador and the pending subjects in this area.
Susana Restrepo successfully defends her Master’s Degree Final Project on extra-judicial conciliation in Colombia
3 april 2020
This paper first dealt with a study of the conciliation mechanism as such. Subsequently, a comparison was made of those conciliations where at most one party is the State and those that are conducted solely between private parties. Finally, we analysed the 2019 statistics of one of the judicial offices in the city of Cartagena de Indias (Colombia).
Student Mariela Estefania Zambrano defends her Master’s Degree Final Project on the right to comprehensive health care in Ecuador
14 november 2019
The research question is: Should external audits be implemented on the quality control of persons responsible for providing information to citizens?
Student Belén Moreno defends her Master’s Degree Final Project on the tripartite dialogue in Ecuador
12 november 2019
This paper deals with tripartite social dialogue in Ecuador and is divided into three chapters.
Chilean student makes first-ever comparative study between Spain and Chile on the unfair administration of wealth
7 november 2019
Is the creation of the crime of unfair administration of wealth justified in Chile, were there gaps in the criminal law treatment of the unfair administration of wealth of others in Chile, did the existing criminal law types before the entry into force of Law 21.121 respond satisfactorily to the need for protection of legal wealth, from the criminal policy perspective? Why did the Chilean legislator take so long to establish this new criminal law, did the Chilean legislator take advantage of experience, doctrine and international jurisprudence to establish a criminal law in accordance with current needs, and are there real differences between the criminal law established in Chile and that of Spain? These are some of the questions that this research attempted to answer.
The Ecuadorian student Lili Vergara defended her TFM about the alternative means for the settlement of disputes in Ecuador
29 october 2019
The project is divided into four chapters. It starts with the study of contracts, then the consumer as a new contractual party, analysing also the transformation of the procedural system taking into account voluntary jurisdiction procedures and, at last, tackling Mediation as a proceeding that is being empowered as a fast, economical and effective settlement to the conflicts arising from different relationships, including the contractual one.
Peruvian student Víctor Sueiro defends his Master’s Degree Final Project on international precautionary measures in Peru
24 october 2019
The same way as in intern legal disputes, the State makes available to the parties in international disputes tools that guarantee the effectiveness of the judgement, in order to avoid that the time of the process infringes their rights in an irreparable way. By this we mean international precautionary guardianship.
A Columbian student Yolanda Arias analyses unfair competition in her Master thesis
22 october 2019
As stipulated in the Article 137 of the Decision no. 486 of the Andean Community, the competent national office may, when it has sufficient reason to believe that the registration was applied for in order to engage in, contribute to, or strengthen an act of unfair competition, may refuse to register that trademark. This sui generis condition has created many problems as far as its application to practical cases is concerned. It has no equivalents in other legislations, and there are no documents that determinate the nature and scope of the law.
Nino Drouet defends his Master’s Degree Final Project on criminal liability against organised crime
17 october 2019
Technological advances have brought great benefits to society, but at the same time have led to the emergence of new forms of criminal behaviours. These behaviours are characterised by complex, hierarchical, transnational and group participation structures.
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