Keywords
contracts
good faith
coherence
loyalty
collaboration
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Abstract
Contractual solidarisme appears in France at the end of the 19th century as a response against the abuse of freedom of contract. This doctrine tries to restore a certain contractual balance through a different approach. The parties must consider the other´s interest in order to reconcile the traditional imperatives such as contract certainty and stability with principles as solidarity, collaboration,
loyalty, coherence etc.
This solidariste conception comes back, after almost a century of its beginning to start what represent for some jurists the new basis of the contractual general theory, a new contractual order.
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