El desequilibrio contractual existente entre el comitente y el contratista en los contratos de construcción de obra privada y la falta de regulación de las variaciones. Las consecuencias generadas al contratista
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2023-07-18
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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La presente investigación se centrará en los Contratos de construcción que vienen siendo
estudiados cada vez más por parte del derecho, contrato que, por la complejidad y dinamismo del
sector de la Ingeniería y Construcción, debe de adaptarse a las tecnologías y procedimientos que
se despliegan en el mismo. Del mismo modo, debido a que la aplicación de la Ingeniería no suele
dar de manera idónea y perfecta, es que estos contratos se ven expuestos a diversas variaciones,
las mismas que, antes la imposición de condiciones por parte del Comitente, en diversas ocasiones
el Contratista no cuenta con procedimientos contractuales que le permitan el reconocimiento
económico de las mismas, más aún cuando nuestro Código civil establece una conceptualización
breve de las Variaciones en el Contrato de Obra. Por ello, a través de la aplicación de la
metodología del Estudio del caso y legislación comparada, se plantean las consideraciones que
deberán de ser tomadas a consideración por parte del Legislador, a fin de que se concretice una
modificación del Artículo 1775 del Código civil, con la finalidad de mitigar la asimetría actual
existente en los Contratos de Construcción entre el Comitente y el Contratista, así como el
mantener el equilibrio económico entre las partes participantes, con el único fin de preservar la
actividad económica de las mismas.
The present investigation will focus on the Construction Contracts that are being studied more and more by the law, a contract that, due to the complexity and dynamism of the Engineering and Construction sector, must adapt to the technologies and procedures that are deployed in the same. In the same way, due to the fact that the application of Engineering does not usually give in an ideal and perfect way, it is that these contracts are exposed to various variations, the same ones that, before the imposition of conditions by the Principal, on various occasions the Contractor does not have contractual procedures that allow economic recognition of them, even more so when our Civil Code establishes a brief conceptualization of the Variations in the Work Contract. For this reason, through the application of the Case Study methodology and comparative legislation, the considerations that must be taken into consideration by the Legislator are raised, in order for a modification of Article 1775 of the Civil Code to be carried out. in order to mitigate the current asymmetry existing in the Construction Contracts between the Principal and the Contractor, as well as to maintain the economic balance between the participating parties, with the sole purpose of preserving their economic activity.
The present investigation will focus on the Construction Contracts that are being studied more and more by the law, a contract that, due to the complexity and dynamism of the Engineering and Construction sector, must adapt to the technologies and procedures that are deployed in the same. In the same way, due to the fact that the application of Engineering does not usually give in an ideal and perfect way, it is that these contracts are exposed to various variations, the same ones that, before the imposition of conditions by the Principal, on various occasions the Contractor does not have contractual procedures that allow economic recognition of them, even more so when our Civil Code establishes a brief conceptualization of the Variations in the Work Contract. For this reason, through the application of the Case Study methodology and comparative legislation, the considerations that must be taken into consideration by the Legislator are raised, in order for a modification of Article 1775 of the Civil Code to be carried out. in order to mitigate the current asymmetry existing in the Construction Contracts between the Principal and the Contractor, as well as to maintain the economic balance between the participating parties, with the sole purpose of preserving their economic activity.
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Contratos de construcción, Empresas constructoras, Derecho civil--Perú
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