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Resumo:
In this thesis I study how the legal system reacts (or ought to react) to unforeseen circumstances that interfere with the functioning of long term contractual relationships. More precisely, I investigate whether mandatory renegotiation would be an appropriate tool to guarantee the flexibility that long-term relationships require. Furthermore, after having analyzed the instruments that our legal system offers to preserve long-term contractual relationships, I explore the solutions adopted by other legal systems. This comparative analysis helps to formulate normative proposals to improve the functioning of our legal system.