José Manuel Aguirre Miramón (1813–1887) was a Spanish

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, politician and writer.

Works

He published numerous papers and articles, especially related to the legal aspects of

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. Among his works are: *Application of the new mortgage law to the overseas provinces. (1861) *Application of the Criminal Code to the overseas provinces. (1861) *Directorships of overseas. (1861) *From overseas legislation in relation to the different races of the population of the Philippines. (1861) *Proprietorship of artists in their art works. (1862) *Judicial power in the Spanish-American republics. (1862) *Mortgage law reform Overseas (1862) *Influence of wine desestanco coconut and nipa in crime in the Philippines. (1863) *Of special overseas laws and reform. (1863) *Causes of certiorari by the Indian Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice. (1863) *Foreign law: administrative and civil institutions of China. (1864) *Legal and administrative reforms on the island of Santo Domingo. (1864) *Legislation overseas. Philippines: usurious contracts. (1864) *Executive action: award of costs to the judges. (1864) *Overseas Legislation: Implementation of the Code of Civil Procedure to the islands of Cuba and Puerto Rico (1866) *Penal Code Enforcement overseas. (1871) 19th-century Spanish writers 19th-century male writers Spanish male poets People from San Sebastián History of the Philippines (1565–1898) 1813 births 1887 deaths {{Spain-writer-stub