González, Ignacia del Pilar c/ Intervac S.R.L. s/ sumario (National Commercial Court of Appeals, Chamber B, 30/06/2004)
The validity of standard-form clauses and liability within a chain of timeshare contracts. The Commercial Court of Appeals applied protection against unfair terms and examined the interconnectedness among the various operators in the system.
«González, Ignacia del Pilar c/ Intervac S.R.L. s/ sumario»
What was at issue
The validity of standard-form clauses and liability within a chain of timeshare contracts.
What was decided
The Commercial Court of Appeals applied protection against unfair terms and examined the interconnectedness among the various operators in the system.
- The Commercial Court of Appeals applied protection against unfair terms and examined the interconnectedness among the various operators in the system.
- The holding should be read in light of the legal interest protected in the area of timeshare arrangements, not solely by reference to the documentary form of the act.
- Evidence of the specific facts and of their impact on corporate or creditor rights is decisive when applying the precedent’s doctrine to another case.
Citation: CNCom., Sala B, «González, Ignacia del Pilar c/ Intervac S.R.L. s/ sumario», 30/06/2004 — Jurisprudencia societaria y comercial
Practical application
It is relevant to complex consumer contracts and chains of performance.
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