EIRP Proceedings, Vol 10 (2015)

Theoretical and Practical Considerations on the Execution of the Leasing Contract in Romania

Gheorghe Dinu, Raluca Antoanetta Tomescu

Abstract


Leasing contract: the present study was made with the scope to underline the ambiguity and the controversies between the national laws and the international norms which govern this type of contract, which is so widely used in economically developed countries. The leasing contract is not a contract for instalments’ payment nor a rental contract, it’s a special type of contract, a form of financing by which all of the participants capitalize on their resources in a benefiting way, so no one loses and everybody wins. These benefits can become a reality only by obeying strict and clear norms, which leave no room for interpretation, because any personal interpretation may radically change its legal form, converting it to something totally different from a legal point of view. The main purpose is not to solve a previously solved equation, but to compare the national and international norms so as to raise necessary questions where they should be raised.


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