Los tiempos en la responsabilidad por vicios ocultos: caducidad, denuncia y prescripción (I)

Liability for latent defects has an expiration date. And not just one: several. Unfortunately, many lawyers miscalculate them. Knowing what they are and how they work can be key to your case. I'll tell you how. Topics I cover: The general statute of limitations established in Article 1055 of the Civil and Commercial Code. Differences between the time limits for movable and immovable property. Legal nature of the concept: practical implications. Calculation of time. Calculating the time limit when there are successive transfers. Conventional modification of the time limit: what the parties can and cannot agree upon. How the repair of the defect and the replacement of the item affect the expiration date. The critical distinction between the repaired defect and the appearance of new faults in other components. I analyze the case of a professional 3D printer that fails a few months after purchase. I explain what happens to the warranty when the seller repairs a specific part and then new problems appear both in that part and in other parts of the machine. I also examine a case involving successive sales of a property. You can find more information about contracts on my website: https://sanchezherrero.com.ar/inicioa/ You can also follow me on social media:   / sanchez.herrero     / andres.sanchez.herrero   https://open.spotify.com/show/16mS6hv... If you have any further questions, please leave them in the comments. Find more videos on my channel and subscribe to stay updated. If you'd like to delve deeper into this topic, you can find my Contract Law Manual here: https://sanchezherrero.com.ar/manual-... Or my book "Warranty of Eviction, Latent Defects, and Consumer Protection" here: https://sanchezherrero.com.ar/saneami... 00:00 Case Presentation 01:38 Introduction 03:06 Warranty Duration: General Rule 04:34 Term: Nature, Length, and Calculation 05:39 Successive Transfers 07:19 Conventional Modification of the Term 07:30 Remedy and Replacement of the Goods 09:48 Resolution of the Initial Case