DISCUSSION ON THE CONCEPT OF CAUSA IN CONTRACT LAW: A REVIEW OF THE ROMAN HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND CONTEMPORARY THEORIES
DISCUSSION ON THE CONCEPT OF CAUSA IN CONTRACT LAW: A REVIEW OF THE ROMAN HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND CONTEMPORARY THEORIES
Author(s): Samir Manić, Imran Rašljanin, Senad Ganić, Sead KadrićSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, History of Law, Commercial Law, Roman law
Published by: University of Tetova
Keywords: contract; reasons for assuming obligations; cause of obligation; nullity.
Summary/Abstract: The paper discusses the impact of causa on the validity of obligations in contract law. Given that many institutions in modern law trace their origins to Roman law, the paper begins by presenting the role of the cause of obligation in Roman law. The authors then analyzes the causal and anti-causal positions of legal theory, emphasizing that the cause of contractual obligation is a highly debatable institute of the law of obligations. The final part of the paper is dedicated to the cause of contractual obligation in our contract law. Considering that the Law on Obligations accepts both subjective and objective conceptions of the cause of contractual obligation.
Journal: JUSTICIA – International Journal of Legal Sciences
- Issue Year: 12/2024
- Issue No: 21-22
- Page Range: 337-344
- Page Count: 8
- Language: English