GESTIÓN DE NEGOCIOS AJENOS SIN MANDATO

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¿Qué ocurre si hacemos una gestión desinteresada en favor de alguien sin que nos lo pida?En este episodio se abordan las ideas básicas acerca de la gestión de negocios ajenos sin mandato.

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