This book examines the legal structure of computer program development contracts, addressing the legal basis of this contract which can be considered a material object, real estate, movable property, a service, or informational property. The book discusses the conditions for its inclusion under a patent, such as novelty, innovation, industrial applicability, and non-violation of public morals. It also addresses the legal characterization of the contract, explaining attempts to define it based on the purpose of its creation, the will of the parties, and the chosen characterization. It then clarifies the elements of the contract, which are consent (including misrepresentation and mistake), and the subject matter and cause. In the second part, the book delves into the effects of the contract, such as the obligations to prepare and deliver the programs, warranty against programming defects (provided they are hidden and significant), and the basis for the warranty. It also covers the obligation to cooperate during negotiations and during the program acceptance and use phases, the duty to inquire, penalties for breaches, and finally, the delivery and acceptance of the programs, payment, and how it should be fulfilled.

• ISBN: 9789957160000
• Weight: 0.500 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 264
• Year of Publication: 2004
• Binding: Hardcover