Teoría del órgano y responsabilidad pública en la ley de bases de la administración del estado

Abstract

The persistent use of the "theory of the public agency" to resolve matters of state liability makes it advisable to review that theory. A dogmatic reconstruction of that theory reveals its complexity and limitations in explaining the way which the liability of the State may be compromised. Without providing rules on liability, the theory proves incapable of justifying the regime of state liability under the law, preferring a functional focus, the study purposes to discard the theory in order to solve this type of problems.