An Overview on Obligations and the Pecuniary Liability on the National Civil and Commercial Code

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  • Carlos Alberto Parellada Universidad Nacional de Cuyo - Universidad de Mendoza

Keywords:

Credit, Obligation, Constitutionalisation

Abstract

This paper addresses some aspects of the new regulation for traditional “obligations” in the National Civil and Commercial Code which are inspired by the idea of the “constitutionalisation” of the private law. It especially addresses the concept of the credit–obligation, the natural obligations (now called “moral duty”), the abstract recognition of obligations, the limits to the “common pledge” of the creditors (imposed by the protection of housing as a human right), the common rules for direct actions, and the new regulation for the subrogation action.

 

Author Biography

Carlos Alberto Parellada, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo - Universidad de Mendoza

Regular Professor of Private Law II and Legal Informatics, National University of Cuyo. Director of the Master of Damages and Professor of Civil Law II, University of Mendoza.

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2016-06-01

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Parellada, C. A. (2016). An Overview on Obligations and the Pecuniary Liability on the National Civil and Commercial Code. República Y Derecho, 1(1), 1–22. Retrieved from https://revistaryd.derecho.uncu.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/54

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2016): (Publicación continua)

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