Informe jurídico sobre la Resolución Nº077-2023/SPC-INDECOPI- Carlos Calle vs BBVA
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2025-03-31
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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El análisis jurídico que se va a desarrollar en el presente informe será sobre la
Resolución N° 077-2023/SPC-INDECOPI, emitido por la Sala Especializada en
Protección al Consumidor, relacionada con la materia de Protección al
Consumidor en servicios financieros. En el presente caso, el señor Carlos Calle
Mendoza presentó una denuncia contra el Banco BBVA PERÚ S.A. por
presuntamente haber incumplido con activar los protocolos de seguridad al
momento que se efectuaron nueve (09) operaciones no reconocidas de consumo
realizadas con su tarjeta de débito.
En ese sentido, el presente Informe pretende responder al problema principal
que es identificar si el Banco fue responsable de vulnerar el deber de idoneidad
señalados en el artículo 18 y 19 del Código, por no haber aplicado sus protocolos
de seguridad al momento que se efectuaron las operaciones. Para este
propósito, se emplearán los métodos literal y sistemático por ubicación de la
norma, los cuales incluirán la revisión de la normativa, doctrina y jurisprudencia
relacionadas con el tema en cuestión. De esta manera, mediante un análisis
integral de todos estos elementos, se podrá llegar a la conclusión de que el
Banco sí vulneró el deber de idoneidad respecto de siete (07) de las nueve (09)
operaciones efectuadas.
The legal analysis to be developed in this report will be based on Resolution No. 077-2023/SPC-INDECOPI, issued by the Specialized Chamber on Consumer Protection, related to the matter of Consumer Protection in financial services. In the present case, Mr. Carlos Calle Mendoza filed a complaint against Banco BBVA PERÚ S.A. for allegedly failing to activate the security protocols when nine (09) unrecognized consumer transactions were made with his debit card. In this sense, this Report intends to respond to the main problem as to whether the Bank was responsible with respect to the duty of suitability indicated in articles 18 and 19 of the Code, for not having applied its security protocols at the time the operations were carried out. For this purpose, the literal and systematic methods by location of the norm will be used, which will include the review of the regulations, doctrine and jurisprudence related to the subject in question. In this way, through an integral analysis of all these elements, it will be possible to reach the conclusion that the Bank was responsible for the duty of suitability with respect to seven (07) of the nine (09) operations carried out.
The legal analysis to be developed in this report will be based on Resolution No. 077-2023/SPC-INDECOPI, issued by the Specialized Chamber on Consumer Protection, related to the matter of Consumer Protection in financial services. In the present case, Mr. Carlos Calle Mendoza filed a complaint against Banco BBVA PERÚ S.A. for allegedly failing to activate the security protocols when nine (09) unrecognized consumer transactions were made with his debit card. In this sense, this Report intends to respond to the main problem as to whether the Bank was responsible with respect to the duty of suitability indicated in articles 18 and 19 of the Code, for not having applied its security protocols at the time the operations were carried out. For this purpose, the literal and systematic methods by location of the norm will be used, which will include the review of the regulations, doctrine and jurisprudence related to the subject in question. In this way, through an integral analysis of all these elements, it will be possible to reach the conclusion that the Bank was responsible for the duty of suitability with respect to seven (07) of the nine (09) operations carried out.
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Protección al consumidor--Legislación--Perú, Procedimiento civil--Perú, Resolución de disputas (Derecho), Derecho bancario--Legislación--Perú
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