Análisis jurídico del abuso de confianza y su aplicación en el sistema jurídico ecuatoriano.

Abstract

Breach of trust refers to an act in which an owner allows someone to periodically borrow or control their property and that person steals or misuses the property, breaks the rules of a trust, or takes advantage of a person property that has been given to you for a period of time, resulting in consequences such as monetary damages or equitable compensation for breaches of trust. The Ecuadorian legal system states that this crime does not operate as a form of fraud, but as an erroneous and excessive use of the other person, in which acts of ownership over the thing itself are carried out. This crime in Ecuador is regulated in the Comprehensive Criminal Organic Code in the ninth section on crimes against the right to property, specifically in article 187. Consequently, the investigation delves into the analysis of the application process within the judicial system once the passive subject has legally initiated the search for repercussions against the active subject.