A pandemia da Covid-19 e a resolução ou revisão de contratos de festa de casamento: a inaplicabilidade da lei nº 14.046/2020
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2021-06
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Lemos, Luiza Baía
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Marineli, Marcelo Romão
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A pandemia do coronavírus, que assola o Brasil e o mundo, teve grande impacto no
cenário do Direito Contratual. Os noivos que celebrariam seus casamentos entre 2020 e 2021
se viram na necessidade de adiar ou até mesmo cancelar seus planos. Dessa forma, o presente
estudo tem por objetivo confirmar que as disposições do Código Civil e do Código de Defesa
do Consumidor são plenamente aplicáveis aos casos de revisão ou resolução dos contratos de
festa de casamento durante o período da pandemia, com a aplicação dos institutos do caso
fortuito/força maior e da excessiva onerosidade. Conclui-se, ainda, que a Lei nº 14.046/2020
não deve ser aplicada aos casos aqui analisados, mesmo que os magistrados do Estado de São
Paulo estejam divergindo sobre o assunto.
The COVID-19’s pandemic, which desolates Brazil and the world, has had a major impact on the Contract Law scenario. The fiancés who would celebrate their weddings between 2020 and 2021 have found themselves in the need to postpone or even to cancel their plans. Therefore, this study aims to confirm that the provisions of the Civil Code and the Consumer’s Protection Code are fully applicable to cases of revision or resolution of wedding party contracts during the pandemic period, with the application of the institutes of fortuitous event/force majeure and excessive costs. It was also concluded that Law No. 14.046/2020 should not be applied to the cases analyzed in this article, even though the judges of the São Paulo’s State Court are disagreeing on the matter.
The COVID-19’s pandemic, which desolates Brazil and the world, has had a major impact on the Contract Law scenario. The fiancés who would celebrate their weddings between 2020 and 2021 have found themselves in the need to postpone or even to cancel their plans. Therefore, this study aims to confirm that the provisions of the Civil Code and the Consumer’s Protection Code are fully applicable to cases of revision or resolution of wedding party contracts during the pandemic period, with the application of the institutes of fortuitous event/force majeure and excessive costs. It was also concluded that Law No. 14.046/2020 should not be applied to the cases analyzed in this article, even though the judges of the São Paulo’s State Court are disagreeing on the matter.
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pandemia COVID-19 , celebração de casamento , direito do consumidor , lei nº 14.046/2020 , COVID-19 pandemic , wedding celebration , consumer protection , law no. 14.046/2020