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Jesús Requejo San Román

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Jesús Requejo San Román, who lived from February 22, 1880 to August 16, 1936, was a Spanish jurist, notary and property registrar. He earned a doctorate in administrative law from the University of Salamanca in 1906 with a dissertation on Roman divorce law, then worked as an attorney in his native Puebla de Sanabria before becoming a notary and property registrar, a post that took him to Madridejos in 1924. He published on real estate and agrarian law policy in specialized legal periodicals and was elected to the Spanish Cortes in 1936 as a Carlist deputy. He was executed at Los Yébenes in August 1936 during the Spanish Civil War.

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Role
Catholic militant, theorist of society and politician 1
Nationality / Jurisdiction
Spanish 1
Born
1880 1
Birth Date
1880-02-22 1
Died
1936 1
Death Date
1936-08-16 1
Classification
Field of Law
Administrative Law 1
Gender
Male 1
Role
Role (category)
Politician 1
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1. Jesús Requejo San Román - Wikipedia
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (role)
    Spanish Catholic militant, theorist of society and politician
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (nationality)
    Spanish
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (birth year)
    22 February 1880
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (birth date)
    22 February 1880
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (death year)
    16 August 1936
  • Introduction, sentence 1 (death date)
    16 August 1936
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Jesús Requejo San Román (Wikipedia)
  • In Legal System: Law of Spain, Wikipedia lead sentence
    was a Spanish Catholic militant
  • In Legal System: Law of Spain, Wikipedia category: 20th-century Spanish lawyers
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