Published Apr 15, 2007



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Carlos Andrés Arcila Salazar

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Abstract

For those who assert that Commercial Law is an exceptional law, because of the gaps within the commercial law, there is a need to refer to the Civil Law to strictly apply its exceptional elements. For those who understand the commercial law as a special law, legal gaps need to be integrated in first place with the system of formal sources that compose the Commercial Law and the referral to the Civil Law should constitute the ultimate ratio; the former cannot be understood as a source of the latter because Civil Law does not create Commercial Law. Instead, it should be considered as a common body of law to every private relationship lacking of any regulation.

Keywords

civil law, commercial law, exceptional law, special lawDerecho civil, derecho comercial, derecho excepcional, derecho especial

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How to Cite
Arcila Salazar, C. A. (2007). COMERCIAL LAW: EXCEPCIONAL OR SPECIAL LAW. Vniversitas, 56(114), 31–48. Retrieved from https://ojspuj.repositoriodigital.com/index.php/vnijuri/article/view/14589
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