Violation of the principle of contractual planning as grounds for absolute voidability of the state contract

Abstract

The scope of the planning principle in state contracting is presented and if this, when violated,generates the annulment of the state contract. To answer this concern, the content of the principleunder study is developed from the constitutional, legal, regulatory, doctrinal and jurisprudentialpoint of view and the jurisprudential line is drawn up on whether the violation thereof is the causeof absolute nullity of the state contract, deriving of the study carried out the importance of theprinciple under analysis to such an extent that it is concluded that its ignorance does generateabsolute nullity, under the condition that the proper execution of the contract is prevented, eitherfrom the technical, legal or financial aspects.