Aplicación de la LCSP a las entidades de su libro tercero. Régimen jurídico. Necesarias interpretaciones de su regulación legal

Spanish Law of Contracting for the Public Sector, Law 9/2017, along its extensive articles establishes a differentiated juridical system according to the juridical nature of the different entities of the public sector. The regulation of the contracts concluded by the entities that do not have the st...

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Main Author: García Molinero, Alvaro
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2019
Subjects:
Poderes Adjudicadores No Administración Pública
entidades que no tienen carácter de poder adjudicador
contrato menor
procedimientos de adjudicación
instrucciones internas contratación
interpretaciones normativas
public procurement procedures
no public administration contracting authorities
entities not considered as contracting authorities
interpretations of the regulation
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6901992
Source:Gabilex: Revista del Gabinete Jurídico de Castilla-La Mancha, ISSN 2386-8104, Nº. 1, 2019 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Un año de compra pública con la LCSP), pags. 119-138
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Aplicación de la LCSP a las entidades de su libro tercero. Régimen jurídico. Necesarias interpretaciones de su regulación legal
Summary: Spanish Law of Contracting for the Public Sector, Law 9/2017, along its extensive articles establishes a differentiated juridical system according to the juridical nature of the different entities of the public sector. The regulation of the contracts concluded by the entities that do not have the status of public administration are contained in its Third Book, referred to both contracting authorities (PANAP) and not contracting authorities. This book contains the rules concerning the preparation, adjudication, effects, modification and extinction of these contracts, but with different nuances, inaccuracies or gaps that have originated an authentic wide-ranging debate within the Administrative doctrine, public entities, as well as professionals or experts in the field of public procurement.

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