Theory of juridical fact
Considerations on the Doctrine of Non-existence in light of the Civil-Constitutional Methodology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-v44n2a2016-32853Keywords:
Law, Constitutional Law, Civil Law, Legal FactAbstract
The theory of the juridical fact ceased to be just a specific chapter in the general part of the civil code, consecrating itself in all branches of Law. More specifically with regard to the troubled question of legal non-existence, the adoption or not of its postulates have profound practical consequences. This paper aims to analyze some of its main concepts from the historical roots, under a critical approach in light of the constitutional civil methodology. In addition, starting from a pragmatic and inclusive posture, it is sought to re-read specific points, mainly the theory of non-existent marriage and the prohibition of marriage between same-sex, as well as other consequences of its transposition to the category of the business Legal, among others.