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Gonzalo Muñoz Rodrigo
Recientemente, España ha traspuesto la Directiva 2019/771, 20 mayo 2019, relativa a determinados aspectos de los contratos de compraventa de bienes a través del Real Decreto-Ley 7/2021, de 27 de abril. La trasposición ha seguido un esquema bastante previsible, teniendo en cuenta que la Directiva era de máximos. Si bien España no ha aprovechado la ocasión para incluir algunas novedades interesantes que quedaban dentro del arbitrio de cada Estado. En definitiva, lo más destacable de la propia trasposición española es el aumento de los plazos, tanto de garantía, como de presunción de defectos e incluso de prescripción de las acciones.
Spain has recently transposed Directive 2019/771, of 20th May, on certain aspects of contracts for the sale of goods through Royal Decree-Law 7/2021, of 27th April. The transposition has followed a fairly predictable pattern, bearing in mind that the Directive was a maximum directive. However, Spain has not taken advantage of the occasion to include some interesting novelties that were left to the discretion of each State. In short, the most noteworthy aspect of the Spanish transposition itself is the increase in the time periods, both for guarantees and for the presumption of defects and even for the prescription of actions.
