
handle: 10396/27665
La teoría del abuso de derecho tiene su origen en relación con el derecho de propiedad sin embargo ni es de aplicación exclusiva al ejercicio del mismo ni mucho menos está restringida al ámbito de las relaciones privadas. Hoy podemos decir que las actuaciones abusivas en el ejercicio de los derechos por parte de la administración pública no son menos frecuentes. Resulta interesante el estudio del concepto de abuso de derecho, su origen y significación jurídica así como la teoría de los actos de emulación como precedente histórico.
The theory of abuse of right has its origin in relation to the right of property, however, nor is it exclusively applicable to his exercise, much less restricted to the realm of private relations. Today we can say that abusive actions in the exercise of rights by the public administration are not less frequent. It is interesting to study the concept of abuse of right, its origin and legal significance and the theory of acts of emulation as an historical precedent.
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Derecho Público y Privado, Emulación, Abuse of right, 370, Public and Private Law, Abuso de derecho, Emulation, Limitations of the property, Limitaciones de la propiedad
Derecho Público y Privado, Emulación, Abuse of right, 370, Public and Private Law, Abuso de derecho, Emulation, Limitations of the property, Limitaciones de la propiedad
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