المسؤولية التقصيرية والمسؤولية العقدية: تمييز نحو زوال؟

Abstract EN

The distinction between tort liability and contractual liability is attributed to the old French law, and it was passed on to the law of napoleon (1804), influenced by Arab legislation, including the Algerian civil law, and shows that it is not based on a solid legal basis, which made it subject to doctrine controversy a long time ago, no in particular, there are signs in contemporary positive law that support its transcendence towards building a unified legal liability, as confirmed by recent studies, and sought by collective European doctrine projects to varying degrees, opening the door wide to proposing modern alternatives that would replace this classic distinction.