Beneficium dationis in solutum ex lege From Rome to Spanish Law 25/2015 of July 28, on the second chance, and RD/L 1/2020, of May 5, on the Bankruptcy Law.

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Authors
Luis Alberto Rivas Herrero
Section
Reviews
Keywords:
law, Commercial Law, Insolvency Law, History of Law
Abstract

Review of the book by BEATRIZ GARCÍA FUEYO which studies the dation in payment. The rule of the change of performance in the fulfillment of the obligatory bond, if there is agreement between the parties, is altered by Justinian, the year 534 AD through the legal imposition to the creditor to accept a property of the debtor who lacks cash derived from a loan, with the guarantees of the judge and evaluation of the entire estate, in addition to the definitive extinction of the credit. In force in common law and until the 19th century, with legal regulation in Spain since 2015.

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Rivas Herrero, L. A. (2023). Beneficium dationis in solutum ex lege: From Rome to Spanish Law 25/2015 of July 28, on the second chance, and RD/L 1/2020, of May 5, on the Bankruptcy Law. Revista Española De Derecho Canónico, 80(194), 256–259. Retrieved from https://revistas.upsa.es/index.php/derechocanonico/article/view/694

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