The suspension or interruption of the time limit for the action for annulment due to breach of the duty of loyalty prior to the exercise of criminal actions

Authors

  • Francisco Redondo Trigo Académico Correspondiente de la Real Academia de Jurisprudencia y Legislación Profesor de Derecho Civil y Abogado

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36151/rcdi.2026.815.16

Keywords:

Duty of loyalty, prescription, expiry, civil action ex delicto, res iudicata

Abstract

The prior filing of criminal actions may have repercussions on the suspension or interruption of the time limit for exercising the action for annulment due to breach of the duty of loyalty, making it necessary to consider whether the civil action derived from the crime has been exercised within the criminal process and even the impact of its result

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Published

2026-07-06

Issue

No. 815 (2026)

Section

ESTUDIOS JURISPRUDENCIALES. MERCANTIL (2022-2030)

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The suspension or interruption of the time limit for the action for annulment due to breach of the duty of loyalty prior to the exercise of criminal actions. (2026). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 815, 1807-1827. https://doi.org/10.36151/rcdi.2026.815.16