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Cumul or not Cumul: A Spanish Perspective
Development summary
Pedro Del Olmo considers how Spanish law structures the relationship between contractual and tortious liability in light of the basic features of each non-contractual liability regime. Focusing on the role of the non-cumul rule in a legal system belonging to the French codification tradition, the article sets out both its traditional meaning and a narrower reading that affirms the primacy of contract law over tort law.
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Issue
Whether contractual and tort claims arising from the same circumstances may be pursued cumulatively under Spanish law, and whether contract law takes precedence over tort law.
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Academic details
“Cumul or not Cumul: A Spanish Perspective”
European Review of Private Law · 2025
DOI 10.54648/erpl2025040
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