legal-tomas

Automate property occupation workflows under Ley 21.633 with evidence custody.

Updated Apr 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zztnn/SURP-V2 --skill legal-tomas
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Skill: legal-tomas
Source: https://github.com/zztnn/SURP-V2/tree/main/.claude/skills/legal-tomas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zztnn/SURP-V2 --skill legal-tomas

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This sub-skill provides a structured, compliant workflow to manage the complex process of property occupation (tomas) under Ley 21.633, guiding users through identification, evidence collection, and expedited eviction procedures.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated workflow for violent and non-violent usurpation cases under Ley 21.633, including flagrancy continuada and the expedited desalojo pathway.
  • Manual and automatic invocation via the /legal-tomas trigger, enabling rapid activation from contextual cues or explicit commands.
  • Coordination with Carabineros and judiciary to secure timely enforcement and support the desalojo process.
  • Evidence management and chain-of-custody requirements, with metadata, hashes, timestamps, and immutable storage guidance.

Quick Start

Invoke the /legal-tomas sub-skill to initiate the rapid desalojo workflow whenever a property is occupied.

Frequently Asked Questions about legal-tomas

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I handle property usurpation cases under Ley 21.633 in Chile?

To handle property usurpation under Ley 21.633, use an automated legal workflow that identifies the occupation type, collects evidence, and triggers the expedited desalojo pathway. It covers both violent and non-violent tomas in urban and rural contexts.

What is the desalojo process for continued flagrancy in property occupations?

The desalojo process for continued flagrancy involves an expedited legal pathway under Ley 21.633 that coordinates with Carabineros and the judiciary. It enables rapid enforcement by validating contextual cues or manual invocation to secure timely property eviction.

How do I manage evidence custody and data protection during a property takeover?

Managing evidence custody during a property takeover requires maintaining metadata, hashes, and timestamps for immutable storage. The workflow ensures data protection and auditability by enforcing strict chain-of-custody requirements across all collected evidence.

Can I automate the desalojo workflow with Carabineros coordination?

Yes, you can automate the desalojo workflow with Carabineros coordination. The system applies automatic triggers from contextual cues or manual commands, structuring the legal process to secure timely enforcement and support judiciary involvement.

Does the usurpation legal workflow support both rural and urban contexts?

Yes, the usurpation legal workflow supports both Chilean rural and urban contexts. It applies the Ley 21.633 framework to manage property occupations regardless of location, handling violent and non-violent cases through the expedited eviction procedure.

When should I invoke the legal workflow for a property occupation?

You should invoke the legal workflow for a property occupation as soon as a toma is identified. Rapid activation via the manual trigger or contextual cues ensures immediate evidence collection and proper coordination with Carabineros for the desalojo process.