La inscripción de la promesa de venta en la legislación ecuatoriana.

Abstract

The Ecuadorian Civil Code in Art. 1570 stipulates conditions for the promise to enter into a contract, as follows: "The promise to enter into a contract does not produce any obligation; unless the following circumstances occur: 1. That the promise be recorded in writing; and by public deed, when it is necessary to conclude a contract for whose validity such solemnity is required, in accordance with the provisions of this Code; 2. That the promised contract is not one that the laws declare ineffective; 3. That the promise contains a term or condition that fixes the time of the conclusion of the contract; and, 4. That the promised contract be specified in such a way that only the tradition of the thing, or the solemnities prescribed by law, are lacking, so that it may be perfect ". In the absence of stipulation in the Code to register the public deed containing a promise of sale I did this research and determined the need to allow their registration, and accepted it and recommended the population under investigation.