La estandarización contractual dentro de la contratación masiva del sistema privado.

Abstract

The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the phenomenon of contractual standardization within the mass contracting of the private system, it’s possible negative implications, with emphasis on contracts, and then to address the figure of consumer associations as an alternative to these possible abuses of power. For this purpose, we will initially deal with the relevant background of the case. Also, the development of the elements that make up the contract theory. As history has shown, the journey of our Private Law has contracts as its cornerstone. Without contracting, the process in the exchange of goods and services of societies would result in unstable and delayed operations. However, as we know, dynamism in Law has been one of its most distinctive features, which has brought about the appearance of new institutions as a response to emerging phenomena, one of them being mass contracting. The need for and importance of the following work lies in carrying out an inspection of the regulatory framework for the defense of consumers, specifically a suitable figure in Private Law to mitigate the possible abuses arising from this phenomenon previously analyzed. Abuses arising from the granting to one of the contractual parties to determine the content of a legal relationship.