Citas bibligráficas
Castillo, L., (2016). Supuesto de violación de facultades en la falta de legitimidad representativa, y su coincidencia con la figura jurídica del conflicto de intereses. [Tesis, Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/491
Castillo, L., Supuesto de violación de facultades en la falta de legitimidad representativa, y su coincidencia con la figura jurídica del conflicto de intereses. [Tesis]. : Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/491
@phdthesis{renati/959369,
title = "Supuesto de violación de facultades en la falta de legitimidad representativa, y su coincidencia con la figura jurídica del conflicto de intereses.",
author = "Castillo Luna, Luis Manuel",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2016"
}
Article 161 of the Civil Code regulates the so-called Lack of Legitimacy Representative, and in its three assumptions: 1) Excess in the limits of the faculties Granted, 2) Violation of the powers granted and 3) False Representation, The standard sanctions the act as ineffective, functional and non-structural inefficiency. The legal consequence imposed by the rule seems to have Recent times, both at the level of the three formantes of the law-legislation, Doctrine and jurisprudence - which has also been the subject of a Thesis for Opt for our Master's Degree in Law with a mention in Civil Law in the Santa María Catholic University of Arequipa in 2008. However, when Article 166 of the same body of laws (Civil Code of 1984), regulates the so-called Legal Act with itself or Auto Agreement, imposes the same factual assumption as that contemplated in the Article 161 of the Civil Code - violation of powers - a different sanction Annulability (structural inefficiency). The differentiated treatment of two identical assumptions in fact, has no Legal justification, nor does it maintain legislative coherence. Clear that the civil legislator confuses the institutions linked to the validity and Effectiveness of legal business, such as: inefficiency, non-existence, Nullity, annulability, termination, resolution, unenforceability, etc. It appears that the term of interest conflict described in numeral 166 of the Civil Code, was a factual assumption distinct from that of violation of Faculties, and this is not true, for they are similar figures and assumptions. Thus, it is necessary to determine: If the assumptions of fact, Excess in the Faculties of Representation and Violation of the Faculties are different from the factual assumption conflict of interests.
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