La eficacia real en las transacciones del comercio de esclavos
- ISBN-10
- 8498491711
- ISBN-13
- 9788498491715
- Category
- History
- Pages
- 162
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2008
- Publisher
- Dykinson Sl
- Author
- Ana Mohino Manrique
Description
La expansi¢n territorial del Imperio, fruto de su poder¡o primero militar y despu‚s pol¡tico convirti¢ a Roma en el centro de mundo conocido. Ello determin¢ un amplio desarrollo de las relaciones comerciales en el mundo romano dando lugar no solo a una amplia generalizaci¢n sino tambi‚n a una progresiva ampliaci¢n del contenido del contrato de compraventa. Dicha ampliaci¢n obedec¡a a la necesidad de reflejar mas fielmente los intereses de las partes contratantes a fin de recoger mejor su autentica voluntad contractual. Ello supuso la introducci¢n en el contrato, de distintos pactos que moralizaban sus efectos a trav‚s de la modificaci¢n de las obligaciones de las partes bien sea en su aumento o en su disminuci¢n o atenuaci¢n. As¡ pues, el progresivo proceso de expansi¢n determin¢ un aumento de las transacciones comerciales relativas a esclavos y, como consecuencia, una regulaci¢n exhaustiva por parte de los juristas romanos de los pactos a¤adidos a las mismas, que impon¡an al comprador obligaciones accesorias a las nacidas del propio contrato.
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