In the following article, the right of first refusal in the civil law system is discussed. The article starts with the history of this right in global and peruvian civil codification and then moves onto the cases and requirements for this right to be exercised.

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In the following article, the right of first refusal in the civil law system is discussed. The article starts with the history of this right in global and peruvian civil codification and then moves onto the cases and requirements for this right to be exercised.

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En el presente artículo, el autor se plantea el tema que es materia de controversia, de si el Título Preliminar en la codificación civil es una simple tradición mantenida por los juristas codificadores, o si realmente tiene una función relevante y trascendente. El autor es de opinión que sí la tiene, pues sus normas, con relativa frecuencia, han servido para integrar vacíos de las normativas constitucionales, como puede comprobarse en los Títulos Preliminares de nuestros Códigos Civiles de 1852, 1936 y 1984, que fueron promulgados durante la vigencia de las Constituciones de 1839, 1933 y 1979, respectivamente.

El Contrato de Permuta pese a su raigambre romanista y tener asiento en la codificación civil peruana viene siendo tradicionalmente soslayado por la jurisprudencia y en la práctica, pues el Contrato de Compraventa se impone pese a que algunas relaciones jurídicas propiamente las genera una permuta. Así, por ejemplo, cuando se entrega un automóvil usado, cuyo valor es resultado de una tasación, para adquirir uno nuevo pagando, para el efecto, una diferencia igual o que excede el precio del nuevo automóvil, lo que se configura es una permuta conforme al artículo 1531, segundo párrafo1 del Código Civil. Sin embargo, y sin tenerse en consideración el acotado artículo 1531, en la práctica se considera este modo de adquirir automóviles, en las circunstancias anotadas, como efectuados a título de compraventa. El Código Civil sólo dedica dos artículos al tratamiento del contrat...

El presente artículo resume los medios mediante los cuales un contrato válidamente celebradopuede quedar sin efecto. La causa resolutoria es única y la genera el incumplimiento de una de laspartes, la inejecución de sus obligaciones, aunque el Código Civil ha establecido vías resolutoriasprevistas en los artículos 1428, 1429 y 1430.

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La presente ponencia tiene como objetivo plantear precisiones en torno al tratamiento legislativo que el Código Civil Peruano dispensa a la prescripción extintiva y a la caducidad con la finalidad de que estas precisiones conduzcan especialmente a una interpretación cabal del inc. 1 del art. 2001, a fin de que, con arreglo a los conceptos delimitados, se determine en definitiva que de una ejecutoria, transcurrido el plazo de10 años, lo que se extingue no es la acción sino el derecho, y no por prescripción sino por caducidad.

The testamentary act is the manifestation of will of the testator by which he arranges his assets in a total o partial way for after his death. Therefore, the interpretation of this act is a resource to establish the sense to the will of the testator, resorting to the general rules of interpretation of the second book of the Civil Code dedicated to the juridical activity, which are developed by the author in the following lines.

The creditor has a fundamental right, the right to be paid. Article 1219 of the Civil Code legislates, as an effect of the obligations, the creditor's right to judicial protection if the debtor does not comply with them. The present study is dedicated to the interpretation of the mentioned Art. 1219º as it authorizes the creditor to make the jurisdictional trusteeship effective against his indebted one.

The course of time as a legal phenomenon and, more concretely, as a legal event, has special importance as it can extinguish a legal relationship either because it originates a new one, as in the case of usucapio or adverse possession; or it can also extinguish the claim deriving from the right inherent to it, as it is the case of negative prescription (lashes), or because it can extinguish the right itself, as it is the case of lapsing

The testamentary act is the manifestation of will of the testator by which he arranges his assets in a total o partial way for after his death. Therefore, the interpretation of this act is a resource to establish the sense to the will of the testator, resorting to the general rules of interpretation of the second book of the Civil Code dedicated to the juridical activity, which are developed by the author in the following lines.

The creditor has a fundamental right, the right to be paid. Article 1219 of the Civil Code legislates, as an effect of the obligations, the creditor's right to judicial protection if the debtor does not comply with them. The present study is dedicated to the interpretation of the mentioned Art. 1219º as it authorizes the creditor to make the jurisdictional trusteeship effective against his indebted one.

The course of time as a legal phenomenon and, more concretely, as a legal event, has special importance as it can extinguish a legal relationship either because it originates a new one, as in the case of usucapio or adverse possession; or it can also extinguish the claim deriving from the right inherent to it, as it is the case of negative prescription (lashes), or because it can extinguish the right itself, as it is the case of lapsing

In the following article, the right of first refusal in the civil law system is discussed. The article starts with the history of this right in global and peruvian civil codification and then moves onto the cases and requirements for this right to be exercised.

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