Generaciones futuras y personalidad jurídica
According to Article 3 of Law 99/1993, future generations (FG) in Colombia are treated as persons with rights and obligations. This is because Colombian law and most international environmental treaties ratified by the country indicate future generations are entitled to inherit from the present gene...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Universidad de La Sabana: Facultad de Derecho
2014
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=5544205 |
| Source: | Díkaion: revista de actualidad jurídica, ISSN 0120-8942, Vol. 23, Nº. 2, 2014, pags. 251-275 |
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According to Article 3 of Law 99/1993, future generations (FG) in Colombia
are treated as persons with rights and obligations. This is because Colombian
law and most international environmental treaties ratified by the
country indicate future generations are entitled to inherit from the present
generation "natural resources and an environment in conditions that allow
them to satisfy the basic necessities of life". Viewed from this perspective,
the issue is whether future generations are recognized in Colombian law
as persons with rights and obligations? Do they have a legal personality?
This paper attempts to answer those questions based on a review of the
concepts of person and legal personality found in the framework of the Colombian
Civil Code. |
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