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Uniformidad y diversidad en la codificación civil

Authors: Blasco Gil, Yolanda;

Uniformidad y diversidad en la codificación civil

Abstract

En un coloquio sobre exclusión de minorías, me pareció de interés abordar problemas de la codificación del siglo XIX. Desde la Conquista se había extendido el derecho castellano de Partidas y Recopilaciones a las Indias, frente a los derechos propios y costumbres indígenas. En los dos últimos siglos un proceso de uniformidad profundo se extendió por Europa y América con las revoluciones y la aplicación del Code des français de 1804, más o menos retocado. El antiguo derecho admitía las costumbres o usos inveterados por más de diez o veinte años, demostradas en dos juicios, incluso contra leyes, pero ahora se impone el imperio de la ley. Además unifica unas leyes únicas aplicables a todos los territorios, que con anterioridad tenían diferentes ordenamientos, como ocurría en España en las regiones de derecho foral histórico. La revolución y los nuevos códigos invaden numerosas naciones, entre ellas España y México.

Keywords

Code, Felipe Sáncjhez Román, UNESCO::CIENCIAS JURÍDICAS Y DERECHO, códigos liberales, Vicente Calabuig y Carrá

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