Typical and atypical precontractual duties of information

Abstract

The study of the pre-contractual duties of information has been usually considered to be dominated by confusion. Firstly, our aim is to notice that said confusion is related to the complexity inherent to the presence of diverse and conflicting interests. Secondly, it is asserted that it is possible to clarify the confusion if the difference between typical and atypical pre-contractual duties of information is made. Finally, in the third place, some lessons drawn from that distinction are shown.