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The theme of this book is the right to honor post mortem and its guardianship. The first part of the research is dedicated to the presentation of the theme and its limitations. Then a study was made of the various conceptions of honor and its tutelage in history. This was done to show that the concept of honor, like its legal guardianship, changes in time, and this fact is very important to understand how guardianship is done today. After this, it was written about post-mortem honor and its tutelage in Comparative Law, especially in the Portuguese, French, German, Spanish and Italian legal…mehr

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The theme of this book is the right to honor post mortem and its guardianship. The first part of the research is dedicated to the presentation of the theme and its limitations. Then a study was made of the various conceptions of honor and its tutelage in history. This was done to show that the concept of honor, like its legal guardianship, changes in time, and this fact is very important to understand how guardianship is done today. After this, it was written about post-mortem honor and its tutelage in Comparative Law, especially in the Portuguese, French, German, Spanish and Italian legal systems. Then the evolution of the right to honor and the right to post-mortem honor in Brazilian Civil Law was analyzed, before and during the validity of the Civil Code of 1916, and also the changes that occurred with the advent of the Civil Code of 2002, the greatest difficulties existing during this period being those originated from the debate on the possibility of compensation for extra patrimonial damages. The aim is then to conceptualize honor after examining various concepts of legal science and classifications in order to discuss the theories that aim to explain the ownership of the right to honor post mortem.
Autorenporträt
Renato de Souza Marques Craveiro es licenciado en Derecho por la Universidad de São Paulo y tiene una maestría en Derecho Civil por la Universidad de São Paulo.