RT bachelor thesis
T1 La intimidación en el negocio jurídico.
T2 Duress in Legal Transactions.
A1 López Sarrias, Álvaro
A2 Derecho Privado
K1 Autononomía de la voluntad
K1 Consenimiento
K1 duress
K1 relative nullity
K1 intimidación
K1 anulabilidad
K1 violencia
K1 caducidad
K1 autonomous free will
K1 relative nullity
K1 violence
K1 expiration
AB Article 1.265 of the Spanish Civil Code states all agreements entered into under duress, as set forth in article 1.267, shall be declared null and void. This statute originates from concept of the “defects of consent” found in Roman contract law. Thanks to the Pandecist movement of 19th century, this concept was adopted as one of the philosophical underpinnings of legal transactions, thus coming to form a part of various European legal doctrines, including that of Spain. Nevertheless, this transmission from our forebears has given rise in our country to a facet of law which has been rarely examined from the academic and doctrinal standpoints, and hence forms the principal and only focal point of this Project, the result of a practical and theorical delineation which can be extrapolated to all areas of the legal sphere.
YR 2017
FD 2017-06-15
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10498/21285
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10498/21285
LA spa
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz
RD 12-nov-2026