THE LAW IN THE PERUVIAN CUSTOMARY REALITY
Keywords:
Law, Society, National reality, Exclusion, Inclusion.Abstract
The Common Law, based on social practices, that is, the custom in many disciplines, such as commercial law, for several centuries. Many jurists recognize the importance of the “custom” in society, particularly in the influence it has over the legislative reforms relating to the conduct of land, land tenure systems and various forms of access to the property, to name a few of life of populations. Peruvian ancestral family also has an institution that has attracted the attention of social scientists from around the world, denominated in the imperial Quechua “servinacuy”. So that Peruvian society, with many cultural diversities, retains institutions “common law”, many of which have not been taken into account by national legislation. Also, please note that on the day 47 languages spoken in Peru, in communities that do not all have links with the cities and study centers. That’s the general situation in which the present study.
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