THE EFFECTS OF THE CREDITOR-DEBTOR LEGAL RELATIONSHIP THROUGH THE OBLIGATION TO MAKE NON-EVALUABLE IN MONEY WITH A PROPERTY TRANSFER EFFECT WITHIN BANKING CONTRACTS
THE EFFECTS OF THE CREDITOR-DEBTOR LEGAL RELATIONSHIP THROUGH THE OBLIGATION TO MAKE NON-EVALUABLE IN MONEY WITH A PROPERTY TRANSFER EFFECT WITHIN BANKING CONTRACTS
Author(s): Ioana Camelia BuciuSubject(s): Economy, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Civil Law, Financial Markets
Published by: Editura Eurostampa
Keywords: Obligations to do; not valuable in money; valuable in money; property transfer effects; patrimonial rights; expertise; quantification of obligations not valuable in money; civil action; banking contract ; creditor; debtor;
Summary/Abstract: The direct legal relationship between creditor and debtor has as its purpose, within the framework of civil action, the protection of patrimonial rights and legitimate interests arising from the contract concluded between the parties and which are obligations that can be valued in money. However, there are clauses through which obligations that cannot be valued in money at the time of the birth of the legal relationship are inserted and whose effect is property transfer.
Journal: QUAESTUS
- Issue Year: 2024
- Issue No: 25
- Page Range: 155-164
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English
