Publicación: La responsabilidad civil extracontractual derivada de los daños causados por animales domésticos
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Article 2341 of the Civil Code defines non-contractual civil liability as the event in which, due to his action or omission, he has "inflicted damage on another and is obliged to pay compensation", which, in terms of the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Justice, is one that does not originate from a contract, but rather a legal bond that has the Law as its source. However, such liability is not limited to damage caused by conduct or behavior itself but extends to the facts alien to people (children and dependents), property (buildings in ruins) and animals (feral or domestic) in charge of those who hold the so-called guarantor position with respect to them. Thus, this legal monograph is the result of a documentary research with a qualitative approach that is characterized as an Action-Research, consisting of the hermeneutic and systematic analysis of legal literature on the constitutive elements of extra-contractual civil liability in those cases in which that the harmful action is attributed to an animal, for which the legal framework applicable to this matter was reviewed and a sweep was made of the pronouncements made in this regard by the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia, defining in this way way the set of conditions that make the owners of domestic animals civilly liable for causing patrimonial or extra-patrimonial damage to third parties, as well as the concepts that comprise, according to the doctrine and jurisprudence, the objective duty of reparation to be considered as integral.