El poder político de las regiones, erigidas en CCAA, en el marco institucional instaurado por la Constitución de 1978, ha comportado la proliferación de leyes que inciden de forma diversa sobre las relaciones jurídico-privadas. Este estudio aborda las conexiones entre el Derecho estatal y las normas civiles emanadas de los parlamentos autonómicos, en tanto que sucesoras de las Compilaciones forales. El examen de los perfiles del actual Derecho civil autonómico obliga también a analizar otros grupos de leyes: las que han transformado determinadas costumbres en derecho escrito, y aquellas que, al regular materias de competencia autonómica, repercuten en ciertos aspectos del Derecho privado.

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A portrait of Civil Law from Autonomous Communities. Considerations about the evolution of the Spanish Civil Law from the 1978 Constitution

The political power of the regions as Autonomous Communities, following the Constitution of 1978, has led to many regulations that have a diverse impact on legal-private relations. This study focuses on the connections between State law and civil norms emanating from the autonomous parliaments, that can be understood as continuators of the historical Compilations. The examination of civil law from CCAA also includes other groups of norms that do not find their point of support in the regional Compilations, such as customary rules turned into written law and those that, even regulating matters of regional competence, have repercussions on certain aspects of private law.