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This article aims to analyze different kinds of judicial protection to the contradictory principle in the new Civil Procedure Code. As a procedural fundamental right, contradictory demands real application by judges and legislators.
Paulo Henrique dos Santos Lucon
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An article deals with significance of advisory opinions of the International court of justice for the process of ensuring for meeting commitments under international treaties.
Natalia S. Simonova
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The authors criticize the legal article that requires the advent of “res judicata” to the execution of the fine applied at the beginning of a public civil action (Law 7.347/1985, art.
Ney Maranhão +1 more
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A systematic reviews and meta-analyses of interruption of the statute of limitations for civil claims: A comparative study of Arab legislations. [PDF]
Jadalhaq IM +3 more
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The Doctrine of Res Judicata Before International Commercial Arbitral Tribunals
There are currently no rules in international commercial arbitration law and practice assuring the coordination between arbitral awards and/or national court judgments rendered in identical or related cases.
Schaffstein Silja
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The preclusive coming into force of res judicata
A coisa julgada é o instituto que confere segurança a todas as relações jurídicas levadas à apreciação do Poder Judiciário. A coisa julgada confere imunização da decisão prolatada pelo Poder Judiciário.
Ozanan, Bruna Araujo
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The impact of the monetary gold principle on the determination of jurisdiction in the mixed maritime disputes. [PDF]
Liao B, Chang YC, Khan MI.
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This paper has the objective of analyze the concept of stabilization of the antecedent anticipated decision, introduced by the Civil Procedure Code of 2015.
Roberto P. Campos Gouveia Filho +2 more
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Narratives in the medicolegal field from the perspective of physicians involved in medical dispute mediation meetings in Taiwan. [PDF]
Chen PY, Fu CP, Wang CC.
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A Thorough Explainer of Res Judicata
Res Judicata is a maxim which prohibits the relitigation of a suit on the same cause of action as it was originally litigated on. The maxim has its roots in the Roman Legal system only to be given to our legal practice by the British. In this paper, the modalities of the concept of Res Judicata have been thoroughly explained and examined via principles
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