Keywords
KDL, buena fe, fides, Principio general del derecho, obligaciones, lealtad, honestidad, fidelidad, good faith, fides, general principle of law, obligations, loyalty, honesty, fidelity.
Roma y Derecho actual. Evolución del principio de buena fe y su aplicación en la jurisprudencia del TS y del TJUE.
Abstract
La expresión buena fe es empleada en numerosas ocasiones en los ordenamientos jurídicos mundiales. Sin embargo, no se trata de una creación jurídica reciente, sino que su origen se remonta al Derecho romano donde llegó a ser una institución muy valiosa que dotó a esta comunidad de una serie de criterios que permitió a los jueces contar con una mayor discrecionalidad. Tal es su importancia que se encuentra consagrado en nuestro ordenamiento jurídico como un Principio general deL derecho que informa, integra y fundamenta todo nuestro sistema legal. Su incidencia no solo se extiende a nuestras fronteras pues este principio es acogido por un gran número de estados.
El presente Trabajo de Fin de Grado trata de analizar el contenido, naturaleza, carácter, significado y alcance en nuestro derecho del principio de la buena fe, haciendo un especial énfasis en su repercusión en el Derecho de contratos y obligaciones y en el Derecho Administrativo. Asimismo, se llevará a cabo el estudio de este principio en el derecho comparado y su incidencia en el ámbito comunitario y transnacional.
The expression good faith is used regularly in most legal systems worldwide. However, it is not a recent legal institution but one that has its origins in Roman law. Its value for the roman community was significant as it provided their law with criteria and standards that allowed judges more discretion. Not only has this principle been an important contribution to the development of their legal system, but also to ours. Our legal order incorporates good faith as a general principle of law which means that it informs, integrates and fundaments our entire system. Good faith is not only present in our law, it also extends to an important number of states defining and being a fundamental element of their laws. This paper tries to analyze the content, nature, extent, character, and significance of this principle with an emphasis on its repercussions on contract and administrative law. Additionally, the paper will study the incidence of good faith in both EU law and international law.
The expression good faith is used regularly in most legal systems worldwide. However, it is not a recent legal institution but one that has its origins in Roman law. Its value for the roman community was significant as it provided their law with criteria and standards that allowed judges more discretion. Not only has this principle been an important contribution to the development of their legal system, but also to ours. Our legal order incorporates good faith as a general principle of law which means that it informs, integrates and fundaments our entire system. Good faith is not only present in our law, it also extends to an important number of states defining and being a fundamental element of their laws. This paper tries to analyze the content, nature, extent, character, and significance of this principle with an emphasis on its repercussions on contract and administrative law. Additionally, the paper will study the incidence of good faith in both EU law and international law.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11531/12227Rights
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