The new public entertainment regulation: immediate or deferred applicability?
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https://doi.org/10.24965/reala.vi218.8315Keywords:
Public shows, recreational activities, Civil Government, annoying activitiesAbstract
SUMMARY: I. THE NEW REGULATION OF PUBLIC SHOWS AND ITS PECULIAR NORMATIVE STRUCTURE: MAXIMUM EXTENSION OF MATTERS; MINIMUM INTENSITY OF MANAGEMENT. - II. ITS LEGAL-REGULATORY NATURE: FRAMEWORK STANDARD? SUPPLEMENTARY STANDARD? NORMA EMPTY? INTEGRATING STANDARD? - III. PROBLEMS WHICH RAISES ITS PECULIAR NORMATIVE STRUCTURE BY EFFECTS OF THE EXTENSION OF ITS SCOPE OF APPLICATION TO SOME SPECIFIC PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS: THE BARS, TABERNAS, CAFETERIAS AND SIMILAR. - IV. DOES THE ORDER OF THE MINISTRY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MARCH 9, 1946 CONTINUE IN FORCE? THOSE THAT MUST BE STATED HIS OBSERVANCE).
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