Nulitate absolută a contractului de vânzare-cumpărare în virtutea principiului "resolvitur jus accipientis". Dovada bunei credinţe a subdobânditorului

Absolute nullity of the contract of sale by virtue of the principle of "resolvitur jus accipientis". Proof of the good faith of the sub-acquire

Abstract

The dissolution of a contract produces legal effects vis-a-vis the parties but also vis-a-vis third parties, justified also by the application of the principle nemo dat quod non habet, i.e. if it turns out that the transferor of an asset could not transfer a right because his title had been extinguished, the sub-transferor could not acquire more, since the annulment of the primary act leads to the annulment of the subsequent act because of its link with the first.

The maintenance of the subsequent act, as an exception to the above principle, is justified by two principles of law: the principle of protecting the good faith of the sub-seller of an asset for valuable consideration and the...