THE SUITABILITY OF RESCISSORY LAWSUITS DUE TO NON-COMPLIANCE TO BINDING JUDICIAL-RULING
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https://doi.org/10.12662/2447-6641oj.v21i38.p18-44.2023Keywords:
rescissory lawsuit, coherence, law, precedents, legal certaintyAbstract
Contextualization: The rescission lawsuit is an appropriate measure against a final and unappealable court decision that manifestly violates a legal rule, thus, it is necessary to question whether the non-compliance with the precedent gives rise to the propose of the rescission lawsuit, since the precedents change the interpretative core of the legal rule.
Objective: The objective of this article is to postulate a hypothesis of the suitability of the Rescissory Action in the light of the objectives set by the Civil Procedure Code of 2015 ("CPC"), explained in its article 926, of maintaining a stable, integrity and legal system coherent.
Method: This study was conducted by reviewing legislation, as well as national and international doctrine, using the deductive method.
Results: The concern of the theme is not only of a topical nature, about isolated cases, but it is given as a logical reflection of a legal system that wants to be coherent, stable and harmonious, as recommended in CPC of 2015.
Conclusions: Finally, it was seen that there is normative scope of the procedural rules already set so that the conclusion is forwarded by the appropriateness of the rescission actions for the protection of the coherent, stable and complete right, due to the non-observance of a binding judicial pronouncement, provided that the established deadlines are observed.
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