El interés negocial como criterio de distribución del riesgo contractual en el derecho romano y su posible utilidad en contratos atípicos como el leasing financiero

IF 0.2 Q4 LAW

Revista de Derecho Privado Pub Date : 2023-12-11 DOI:10.18601/01234366.46.08

María Elisa Camacho López

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Abstract

El presente artículo pretende dilucidar algunas características del interés negocial como criterio para la distribución del riesgo contractual en el derecho romano, a la vez que expone su aplicación actual para resolver controversias relacionadas con el riesgo en el contrato de leasing financiero, tomando como ejemplo una sentencia de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de Colombia.

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罗马法中作为合同风险分配标准的可转让利息及其在融资租赁等非典型合同中的可能用途。

本文旨在阐明商业利益作为罗马法中合同风险分配标准的一些特点，同时以哥伦比亚最高法院的一项判决为例，揭示商业利益目前在解决融资租赁合同风险相关纠纷中的应用。

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Revista de Derecho Privado LAW-

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期刊介绍： The Revista de Derecho Privado is a semi-annual publication that compiles the results of the investigative efforts, researches and articles written by professors and jurists from national and foreign universities, that are of interest to the legal community. The journal touches on subjects of private law, with special consideration to its development within the traditional roman domain, in order to make evident the contrasts and similarities between the Latin American and European legal systems, without overlooking, of course, the required confrontation, which today is a must, with the so-called the Anglo-American law. The purpose of the journal is to encourage debates within the legal science and promote dialog among legal sources; due to its determination to address issues from a comparative law perspective, the journal has international applications also with the objective to promote debates among scholars of diverse fields. The journal, available to the scientific and academic community (teachers, researchers and students) and members of the legal practice (lawyers, judges, public servants, and legal professions in general), is addressed to all legal professionals who, either from the point of view of theory or practice, seek to deepen their knowledge of Private Law, starting from its romanist foundations and arriving to the identification of an own Latin American system which can be compared with the European system and even with the common law systems.