Handbook on spanish civil law : obligations and contracts / Klaus Jochen Albiez Dohrmann y José Antonio Castillo Parrilla.

By: Albiez Dohrmann, Klaus Jochen [autor]Contributor(s): Castillo Parrilla, José Antonio [autor]Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: Manuales universitariosPublisher: Barcelona : Atelier Libros Jurídicos, 2023Copyright date: ©2023Description: 359 páginas ; 24 cmContent type: texto Media type: sin mediación Carrier type: volumenISBN: 9788419773463Subject(s): Contratos | Obligaciones (Derecho)DDC classification: 346.0922
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Lesson 1. Contracts. -- Lesson 2. Elements, formation and conclusion of a contract. -- Lesson 3. The preparatory phase of a contract. -- Lesson 4. Interpretation and integration of contracts. -- Lesson 5. The effects of contracts. -- Lesson 6. Contract ineffectiveness. -- Lesson 7. Protection of the weaker contracting party. -- Lesson 8. The dynamic phase of a contract: performance of contractual obligations. -- Lesson 9. Non-performance or breach of contract. -- Lesson 10. Obligations. -- Lesson 11. Elements of a relationship of obligation (I). -- Lesson 12. Elements of a relationship of obligation (II). -- Lesson 13. Elements of a relationship of obligation (III). -- Lesson 14. The amendment and objective and subjective novation of the obligation. -- Lesson 15. Guarantees and legal protection of receivables.
Abstract: We are pleased to present this English translation of the book "Teoría general de obligaciones y contratos. Contratos en particular", by Professors Klaus Jochen Albiez Dohrmann and José Antonio Castillo Parrilla. We have chosen this handbook on obligations and contracts from among the different current handbooks available, as it is a comprehensive and accurate work that is completely up to date. Professors Albiez and Castillo offer a detailed analysis of Spanish law with constant reference to the Civil Code, case law, legal doctrine and, where relevant, European law. We considered it appropriate to divide this work into two volumes. The title of the first volume is "General Theory of Obligations and Contracts". It has its own special identity and contains the General Theory of Obligations and Contracts. The title of the second volume is “Contracts, Quasi-contracts and Non-contractual liability". It is devoted to the study of contracts in particular, quasi-contracts and non-contractual liability. In addition, we have adapted this Spanish Civil Law handbook to Philippine Civil Law. We therefore present this two-volume edition, which we hope will be of use to jurists and Law students. We would like to give one last piece of advice to readers that may be of help in understanding this work: the possibility of accessing the English version of the Spanish Civil Code edited by the Spanish Ministry of Justice, which can be eas- ily found on the Internet at: https://www.mjusticia.gob.es/es/AreaTematica/Documen- tacionPublicaciones/Documents/Spanish_Civil_Code_(Codigo_Civil_Espanol).PDF We trust that this edition and translation by the team coordinated by Professors José Manuel de Torres Perea and Isabel Martens Jiménez and comprised of Jeffrey Callow, Mario de Echevarria, Victoria Westhead, José Antonio Castillo Parrilla, Jesús Martín Fuster and Marilia Higa, is only a first step to provide a useful legal resource to make Spanish law visible in the global academic community. El texto.
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Lesson 1. Contracts. -- Lesson 2. Elements, formation and conclusion of a contract. -- Lesson 3. The preparatory phase of a contract. -- Lesson 4. Interpretation and integration of contracts. -- Lesson 5. The effects of contracts. -- Lesson 6. Contract ineffectiveness. -- Lesson 7. Protection of the weaker contracting party. -- Lesson 8. The dynamic phase of a contract: performance of contractual obligations. -- Lesson 9. Non-performance or breach of contract. -- Lesson 10. Obligations. -- Lesson 11. Elements of a relationship of obligation (I). -- Lesson 12. Elements of a relationship of obligation (II). -- Lesson 13. Elements of a relationship of obligation (III). -- Lesson 14. The amendment and objective and subjective novation of the obligation. -- Lesson 15. Guarantees and legal protection of receivables.

We are pleased to present this English translation of the book "Teoría general de obligaciones y contratos. Contratos en particular", by Professors Klaus Jochen Albiez Dohrmann and José Antonio Castillo Parrilla. We have chosen this handbook on obligations and contracts from among the different current handbooks available, as it is a comprehensive and accurate work that is completely up to date. Professors Albiez and Castillo offer a detailed analysis of Spanish law with constant reference to the Civil Code, case law, legal doctrine and, where relevant, European law.
We considered it appropriate to divide this work into two volumes. The title of the first volume is "General Theory of Obligations and Contracts". It has its own special identity and contains the General Theory of Obligations and Contracts. The title of the second volume is “Contracts, Quasi-contracts and Non-contractual liability". It is devoted to the study of contracts in particular, quasi-contracts and non-contractual liability. In addition, we have adapted this Spanish Civil Law handbook to Philippine Civil Law.
We therefore present this two-volume edition, which we hope will be of use to jurists and Law students. We would like to give one last piece of advice to readers that may be of help in understanding this work: the possibility of accessing the English version of the Spanish Civil Code edited by the Spanish Ministry of Justice, which can be eas- ily found on the Internet at: https://www.mjusticia.gob.es/es/AreaTematica/Documen- tacionPublicaciones/Documents/Spanish_Civil_Code_(Codigo_Civil_Espanol).PDF
We trust that this edition and translation by the team coordinated by Professors José Manuel de Torres Perea and Isabel Martens Jiménez and comprised of Jeffrey Callow, Mario de Echevarria, Victoria Westhead, José Antonio Castillo Parrilla, Jesús Martín Fuster and Marilia Higa, is only a first step to provide a useful legal resource to make Spanish law visible in the global academic community. El texto.

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