THE INEXISTENCE OF MORAL DAMAGE IN CASE OF REDIBITORY ADDICTION IN VEHICLE PURCHASE AND SALE CONTRACTS

Abstract

Moral damage resulting from vehicle defect in automotive financing contracts and the analysis of consumer relations and the issue of moral damage due to vehicle defect. Will the simple appearance of any defect or defect in the vehicle be liable to give rise to compensation for moral damages, under the allegation of breach of contract? The hypothesis to be developed is the inexistence of moral damages when there is no defect, involving a vehicle purchase and sale contract. Understand the legal concepts of contracts in consumer relations. Explain the purpose of the Consumer Defense Code, highlighting the legal provisions regarding moral damages and vices/defects in products and services. Considering that the present work is bibliographical in nature, the approach method to be adopted in its development will be the deductive one, assuming general arguments for particular arguments; as for the procedure, it will be analytical and the critical history, based on the doctrine and jurisprudence of the courts. As for the methodology, it will be qualitative in nature.