Analisis histórico de algunas instituciones del Código Civil respecto a las personas

Abstract

Taking account that our Civil Code is eminently Romanist, It has opted for a study of their roots, that is properly of the same Roman Right andcomplete compilation that underlies the Institutes of Justinian.

In this analysis of the book of ther persons we se the changes that often the rules as well as the creation of laws starting from social needs; the subsequent evolution of these institutions through the centuries and as it has influenced other legislation until the Napoleonic Civil Code where the achievements of the revolution, which in turn would lay the groundwork for Don Andres Bello prepare the Chilean Civil Code are encoded.

In our Civil Code we see how this has been nourished by the various codes and laws and even social changes to culminate with the laws that govern us, comparing the similarities and above all the great differences which over the years have given off the Institutes of Justinian; and how despite this continuous adaptation and evolution we still have examples of standards from certain points of view violate principles established in the Constitution.