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The main differences between contractual and extracontractual liability are: 1) Contractual liability arises from the breach of a contract, while extracontractual liability comes from an unlawful act without a prior legal bond. 2) In contractual liability, the objective element of fault prevails, while in extracontractual liability, the subjective element prevails, but the law does not establish differences between intent and fault. 3) The statute of limitations for actions is 5 years for contractual liabil

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