By: Gómez Caballero course.
As part of celebrating the 75th anniversary of the University of Panama, Sona Municipal Court, hosted the Seminar on Judicial Facilitators Orientation Community 15 communities in this district, on Friday December 3, 2010.
The
seminar was given by seniors graduate from the Faculty of Law and Political Science, Centro Regional Universitario de Veraguas (CRUV), the Chair of Procedural Law Professor Maura Maure Jamileth Flowers, also an official in the Municipal Court Sona, head of the Community Judicial Facilitators Program, being conducted by the judiciary in the country to speed up legal proceedings.
The issues raised by students were: Servitude and adverse possession, very useful for facilitators of the judiciary, as they have to focus on litigation land. The teacher Maura Flores, said the main objective in this case was to seek an academic and practical interaction among students of the course and the group of facilitators who are responsible in different communities in the district of Sona.
The Botanical, Alfredo Reyes, a professor in the CRUV and law student, presented the topic of Way, which is more than the right of a property owner who has no access to public roads, apply through a friendly conversation and good faith or legal mechanisms that allow such access.
While Easement Water, which is about how to access this resource collection or disposal of sewage and water falls effects or so-called drains among others.
The student Henry Madriz, told the Judicial Facilitators on adverse possession, which is the right to acquire property, after giving a social function for fifteen years, regardless of whether the property has an owner, but with the failure of a court.
The Bachelor Rafael Alvarez, the coordination of the Press Center of the judiciary in Veraguas, oriented to those present Self-esteem, for trainers, to strengthen their community leadership role, because the inhabitants have given confidence in them, so they have a duty to believe in themselves and their work more value.
Facilitators, said they were very satisfied with the guidance received, however, students reinforced this activity, stimulating the seminarians with gifts, meals, drinks, sweets, pinata, singing happy birthday and chose a queen and king, animated by a murga the Fire Station in Sona.
