DIGITAL HERITAGE: THE REVERBERATION OF A NEOPHYTE R EALITY IN THE HOMELAND LEGAL SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.25192/issn.1982-0496.rdfd.v26i11970Abstract
As a result of the inseparable societal evolution and, entering into the notorious reality of the homeland legal system, it is possible to contemplate the social outcry as a result of the legislative recognition of a right that gains accentuated prominence: the digital heritage.Therefore, what is the relevance of the right to digital inheritance in the homeland scenario? It is important to point out that the main objective of this research will be to explain some healthy considerations about digital succession and its main peculiarities and implications today, in order to demonstrate its importance as the fruit of a hypermodern society that is in constant evolution and the need for express regulation and defense around the theme. The techniques of weighting and extensive interpretation in cases of conflicts of the right to privacy of the deceased vs. the right to digital succession of the heirs. Furthermore, it was concluded that some bills (PL), like PL no. 4,099/2012, tend to adapt the homeland reality to these new requirements. However, the digital inheritance and its concrete defense still lack the proper regulation in order to crystallize its effective prediction. Regarding the relevance of this subject, we briefly point out the use of doctrines, monographs and articles that deal with the points under consideration, using the deductive-qualitative method to achieve the present purpose.
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