Vol. 7 No. 2 (2018)

This issue of ||civilistica.com has a selection of articles from a wide range of civil law topics for the appreciation of readers. This includes even the civil procedural law, on which some articles approach the civil procedural principles and mediation. In the contemporary doctrine session, we can count on the following works: “Propter Rem Obligations Doctrine and Condominium Maintenance Fees”, by Daniel Amaral Carnaúba and Guilherme Henrique Lima Reinig; “Personal Injury in Labor Relations: Limitations and Damages Caps According to the Brazilian Labour Reform”, by Eroulths Cortiano Jr. and André Luiz Arnt Ramos; “Positive Breach of Contract, Obligation as a Process and the Default Paradigm”, by Samuel Meira Brasil Jr. and Gabriel Sardenberg Cunha; “Legal Status as a Measure of Personal Identity”, by Rafael Esteves; “For a Preferred Position of Right of Reply in Conflicts between Freedom of Press and Right to Honor”, by Fábio Carvalho Leite; “Gentrification as Abuse of Rights”, by Maurício Requião; “Humanism and Abstraction in Family Law”, by José Antônio Peres Gediel and Rafael de Sampaio Cavichioli; “Constitutional Civil Procedure Principles”, by Firly Nascimento Filho; “Mediation Institutionalization in Brazil and Judiciary’s Protagonism”, by Bruna Barbieri Waquim and Antonio Henrique Graciano Suxberger; and “Antigone: Epistemological Aspects of the Distinction Between Natural Law and Positive Law”, by Arnaldo Vasconcelos, Júlia Maia de Meneses Coutinho and Bleine Queiroz Caúla. In foreign doctrine, the contributions come from Portugal, with the work “The Culpable Attributing Facts to Legal Persons in Delict Civil Responsibility in Portuguese Law”, by Joaquim Manuel Ferreira da Silva Ramalho, and from Italy, with the work “Italian language and national identity”, by Arianna Alpini. In analysis of jurisprudence, once again we could count on Luciana Dadalto‘s analysis about the Living Will, in “The Living Will’s Judicialization: Analysis of Case n. 1084405- 21.2015.8.26.0100/TJSP”. Enjoy this issue!