Responsabilidad e impactos a las partes por la comisión de errores en la etapa precontractual

Since the issuance of the Political Constitution of 1991, it has been established that the State is to be responsible for the fulfillment of essential ends with the purpose of ensuring that society has an adequate provision of goods and services. Provisions and services that are materialized through...

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Main Author: Duque Botero, Juan David
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=8192425
Source:Revista Digital de Derecho Administrativo, ISSN 2145-2946, Nº. 27, 2022, pags. 135-156
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Summary: Since the issuance of the Political Constitution of 1991, it has been established that the State is to be responsible for the fulfillment of essential ends with the purpose of ensuring that society has an adequate provision of goods and services. Provisions and services that are materialized through the conclusion of contracts between the State (through the competent administrative authorities for it) and organizations or individuals. It has been demonstrated however, that parties in state contracts have shown, on various occasions, a lack of regulatory compliance with the Constitution and Public Procurement Legislation. It is therefore pertinent for this study to identify the responsibilities of these parties regarding the legality of these agreements, investigating whether they are entered into, whilst being in violation of legal requirements pertaining to public administration regulations