Signing a contract should be an exciting moment, whether you’re signing a new client, buying a house or purchasing a service. However, it may be devastating if you fail to carefully review all its clauses, in order to completely understand the legal consequences that will affect you.
To help you avoid getting scammed, Barcelona lawyers of Marin&Pasalodos advise you to be alert, read the document more times and pay attention to the following:Last-minute changes – Don’t let one party’s constant editing, revising and modifying of a negotiated contract make you dizzy. If you see excessive changes, there are high chances that they’re trying to hide something in the adjustments.
Automatic-renewal clauses – Sometimes, contracts appear to have a set end date, but one party will slip an automatic-renewal clause into the text. If you sign a contract with one of these clauses, you will have to give advanced notice for termination to the other the party, which of course, is difficult to do if you aren’t aware the clause exists. For example, to avoid having your money taken from your bank account after you stop using the service, either negotiate the clause out of the agreement or calendar the date on which you need to give notice of termination.
Forum selection clauses – the selection clauses could make it geographically restrictive for you to litigate against the other party in the event a conflict appears. These clauses stipulate that if there is any sort of dispute, it must occur in a specific place. Agreeing to a clause like this could put you in a situation that turns from inconvenient or expensive to purely untenable.
Always be sure you understand which national laws your contract is subject
Foreign laws – If you sign a contract in which it is stipulated that the laws of a foreign country apply, you could find yourself 
without the protection of many rights you took for granted, because that law is unfamiliar to you. Always be sure you understand which national laws your contract is subject to and also what are the implications of those laws.
Client acquisitions – If you’re signing a contract for a client that is a company for example, think about adding a clause that stipulates what happens if that client is acquired by another firm during the time you work together. Otherwise, you could find yourself losing time and money.
Also, when it comes to consumer law, European Union establishes some terms that may be considered unfair when they are used in contracts; for example, terms which exclude or limit a trader’s liability if a consumer dies or is injured because of an act/omission by that trader, terms which allow a trader to dissolve a contract unilaterally but where the consumer does not enjoy the same right or terms which allow the trader to alter a contract unilaterally.
If you want to find out more information about contract clauses or if you have questions or doubts related to any legal area, don’t hesitate to contact the lawyers of Marin&Pasalodos Spanish law office from Barcelona.
We are specialized in commercial law, civil law, administrative law and international private law, and will offer full professional and emotional commitment in order to obtain a satisfactory result for our clients! You can reach us at the phone number (0034) 932006766, or by e-mailing us at secretaria@marinpasalodos.com. Thank you for trusting in us!
Hola estoy perdiendo orginal numero NIE tengo solo copia de momento no estoy trabajando pero nesesito muy rapido original numero NIE que puedo hacer
Buenos días.
Solicitud tarjeta extranjero (Lugar y documentación)
LUGARES DE PRESENTACIÓN
La solicitud de tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero se presentará personalmente por el extranjero ante la Oficina de Extranjeros o, en su defecto, en la Comisaría de Policía del lugar donde tenga fijado su domicilio.
DOCUMENTACIÓN
En todos los supuestos se presentará solicitud de tarjeta de identidad de extranjero en modelo oficial, original y copia.
Deberán presentarse los documentos originales, que serán devueltos una vez cotejadas las copias.
Supuesto de duplicado por robo, extravío, destrucción o inutilización:
1. Denuncia del extravío o robo; o presentación de la tarjeta inutilizada.
2. Pasaporte o título de viaje o, en su caso, cédula de inscripción en vigor.
3. Tres fotografías recientes, en color, en fondo blanco, tamaño carné.
4. Abono de la tasa correspondiente.
Espero que hemos solucionado sus dudas. Gracias por contar con nosotros. Atentamente, Florentina Marin
Si desea obtener más información, o si tienes un procedimiento relacionado con este tema y necesitas un abogado para aconsejarte o actuar ante los Juzgados y Tribunales, no dudes en contactarnos. Nuestro equipo está especializado en derecho PENAL/ CIVIL/ ADMINISTRATIVO/ derecho LABORAL y realizará todas las diligencias necesarias para un resultado satisfactorio. Llama a 932006766, o puedes contactarnos a través del correo secretaria@marinpasalodos.com. ¡Gracias por confiar en nuestro despacho de abogados de Barcelona!