Considerations about the objective element of the contractual lesion in the 2002 civil code
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2178-8189.2009v13n0p281Keywords:
Contractual lesion, objective element, parameters, prudence act.Abstract
This article focuses on the objective element of the contractual lesion present in Art. 157 of the Civil Code from 2002. This instance is not included in the code of 1916, but it was reinserted in the current one, although its resurgence is not due to the latter. Despite its subjective elements, only its objective element will be analyzed, particularly the subjective weighing on what should be considered a clear disproportion between the opposite sides, drawing attention to the magistrates important performance by means of his prudence act.
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