This article presents a comparative analysis between Peruvian law and Cuban law about the concept of revocation of testamentary provisions. This analysis is carried out in both legal systems, and studies, from an approach that combines the exegetical with the doctrinal and comparative analysis, the revocation as a legal concept, its characteristics and forms, as well as the gaps or regulatory gaps that exist in the Peruvian and Cuban law. The study shows the notable differences between both systems in the regulation of revocation, despite the similarities of their Civil Codes, as well as the need for regulatory reforms in the Cuban case.

This paper studies the non-contractual civil liability arising from acts performed by persons with disabilities, in accordance with Cuban civil legislation. The study is motivated by the recent reform of the Cuban Civil Code, in September 2022, where the matter related to civil legal capacity was modified, with a view to adapting the Cuban legal system to the postulates of article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. In such context, where mostly is analyzed matters related to the recognition of the rights of persons with disabilities, the work is focused on the opposite side, that of responsibility. With a view to this, the noncontractual civil liability derived from acts carried out by persons facing situations of disability is studied, both in its variant of liability for their own acts and for the acts of others. The situations in which the direct tortfeas...

This article presents a comparative analysis between Peruvian law and Cuban law about the concept of revocation of testamentary provisions. This analysis is carried out in both legal systems, and studies, from an approach that combines the exegetical with the doctrinal and comparative analysis, the revocation as a legal concept, its characteristics and forms, as well as the gaps or regulatory gaps that exist in the Peruvian and Cuban law. The study shows the notable differences between both systems in the regulation of revocation, despite the similarities of their Civil Codes, as well as the need for regulatory reforms in the Cuban case.

This paper studies the non-contractual civil liability arising from acts performed by persons with disabilities, in accordance with Cuban civil legislation. The study is motivated by the recent reform of the Cuban Civil Code, in September 2022, where the matter related to civil legal capacity was modified, with a view to adapting the Cuban legal system to the postulates of article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. In such context, where mostly is analyzed matters related to the recognition of the rights of persons with disabilities, the work is focused on the opposite side, that of responsibility. With a view to this, the noncontractual civil liability derived from acts carried out by persons facing situations of disability is studied, both in its variant of liability for their own acts and for the acts of others. The situations in which the direct tortfeas...