Is it Appropriate to Accept the Exception of Absolute Nullity of the Obligation Contained in An Invoice Against the Cessionary When it Has Been Irrevocably Accepted by the Debtor?
Revista de Derecho Privado: Debates y tendencias
Is it Appropriate to Accept the Exception of Absolute Nullity of the Obligation Contained in An Invoice Against the Cessionary When it Has Been Irrevocably Accepted by the Debtor?
This article analyzes the situation of the cessionary of the credit contained in an invoice when the debtor, despite having irrevocably accepted the invoice, does not pay it when it becomes due and when sued by the creditor for compulsory collection of the credit in the enforcement proceedings, opposes enforcement by invoking causes prior to its issuance, such as the absolute nullity of the underlying obligation between the issuer (assignor) and the debtor or the non-existence of such relationship.
Warnier Readi, I. (2025). Is it Appropriate to Accept the Exception of Absolute Nullity of the Obligation Contained in An Invoice Against the Cessionary When it Has Been Irrevocably Accepted by the Debtor?. Revista De Derecho Privado: Debates Y Tendencias, (1), pp. 119–137. https://doi.org/10.5354/3087-2332.2025.79636