THE NEW CIVIL CODE: MONISTIC THEORY BETWEEN INTENTIONS AND REALITY

Authors

  • Maria DUMITRU Petre Andrei University of Iaşi

Keywords:

monistic theory, commercial law, private law.

Abstract

According to the explanatory memorandum, by adopting a new Civil Code the intention was to introduce the regulatory monistic conception of the relations in private law in one code. Therefore the legislator declares that it incorporated "all" regulations regarding persons, family relations and trade relations in a single act: the Civil Code. To what extent the above stated intention is reflected in reality we try to analyze below.

Both before adopting the new civil Code and also now, the controversy aroused by the unitary/plural character of private law only concerns the area of trade and commerce. Because the monistic theory of regulatory issues, has always bordered on the civil-commercial law relationship, our approach will also only fit in this range

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Published

28.01.2014

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2014)

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