Publication: El Derecho Internacional Privado colombiano ante la Ley Modelo Ohadac de DIPR
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2014-09
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Un estudio del estado actual de la regulación colombiana de las relaciones privadas internacionales revela importantes carencias en lo referente a todos los sectores que integran el Derecho internacional privado (DIPr). En este contexto, la Ley Modelo OHADAC de DIPr presentada el pasado mes de abril de 2014 representa una opción de máximo interés. Colombia necesita acometer con urgencia una revisión en profundidad de su DIPr, y a tal fin debería contar con esta Ley modelo, integrada por normas modernas y sencillas, adaptadas a las exigencias actuales y a los modelos generados por la globalización en general y los movimientos regionales de integración en particular.
A revision of the current state of the Colombian regulation of international private relations reveals significant gaps in all the Private International Law (PIL) sectors. In this context, the OHADAC Model Law on PIL, filed in April 2014, represents an instrument of maximum interest. Colombia is in urgent need of a thorough revision of its PIL rules, and, to accomplish this task, the law maker should count on this Model Law, constituted by modern and simple rules, which are adapted to the modern requirements and to the models generated by globalization in general and regional integration movements in particular.
A revision of the current state of the Colombian regulation of international private relations reveals significant gaps in all the Private International Law (PIL) sectors. In this context, the OHADAC Model Law on PIL, filed in April 2014, represents an instrument of maximum interest. Colombia is in urgent need of a thorough revision of its PIL rules, and, to accomplish this task, the law maker should count on this Model Law, constituted by modern and simple rules, which are adapted to the modern requirements and to the models generated by globalization in general and regional integration movements in particular.