Keywords
Unavailable rules
Judicial Review
Solvency II
Consumers
Small business
Against stipulatorem interpretation
How to Cite
Abstract
The author analyzes the European concept of ‘Large Risk’, a subject which has been misunderstood in Latin America. He defend the Peruvian alternative that prefer the Judicial Review instead of the amount limits; and criticize the Project presented in the Peruvian Congress which pretends the second one, following the Chilean law that has deformed –in his opinion– the original (European) idea.
See video on exhibition at the Congress of the Republic of Peru on this topic
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