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3 years ago

En que casos puntualmente el estado nacional puede exigirte la venta de tu propiedad o bien? Que se necesita para hacerlo.

Social Studies

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expeople1 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Préstamo, corrupción y traición.

Explicación:

Préstamo y corrupción, etc. son los casos especiales en los que el estado nacional puede exigir la venta de su propiedad. Cuando una persona obtiene un préstamo de un banco, puede presentar alguna garantía para que el banco pueda venderlo si la persona no puede pagar el préstamo a tiempo mientras que por otro lado, si una persona comete corrupción o traición y fue encontrado. culpables, entonces todos sus activos pueden ser vendidos por el estado.

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