Published: 2023-12-23

Editorial

Daniela Santos Bomfim, Gabriela Expósito
1
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É com muito entusiasmo que apresentamos à comunidade jurídica o volume n. 7 da Revista ANNEP de Direito Processual, criada em 2020. A Revista ANNEP tem como foco artigos científicos produzidos por pesquisadores(as) de diversos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Direito, na linha de Direito Processual, sendo fonte de divulgação acadêmica, bem como de pesquisa para os estudiosos da área. Essa edição marca a transição e o encontro entre duas diretorias da ANNEP, após as eleições ocorridas no...

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CONVENTIONS OF THE PARTIES ABOUT THE EVIDENTIARY POWERS OF THE JUDGE: analysis of the validity and effectiveness of the procedural contract

Vitor Henrique Melo de Albuquerque
2-17
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Adopting as the theoretical framework the theory of legal fact led by Pontes de Miranda, the present work aims to reflect the validity and effectiveness of the procedural contract that deals with the power to take evidence ex officio attributed to the judge. In this regard, with the exploration of bibliographic research, using the deductive method of research, will be placed, side by side in the brazilian normative reality, the procedural contract – the fundamental legal concept and the...

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JUDICIAL COOPERATION AS A GUARANTEE OF THE PRINCIPLE OF COMPANY PRESERVATION: the hypothesis of §7º-B of art. 6° of law no. 11.101/2005

Amanda de Santana Barreiros
18-29
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This paper provides an analysis about the cooperation between courts in the field of judicial recovery, in particular with regard to the constraints of assets resulting from tax foreclosures. In this sense, it seeks to demonstrate how the tool of judicial cooperation can prevent the damage caused by a possible constriction of goods essential to the operation of the company.  

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“AGAINST SETTLEMENT” IN LABOR AND SOCIAL SECURITY SUITS

Alberto Luiz Hanemann Bastos
30-45
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This paper analyses the (un)feasibility of the methods of consensual dispute resolution with Labor Law and Social Security Law. Firstly, it sketches an overview of how settlements have been studied by the Procedual Law’s doctrines, wich praises the benefits of promoting the insertion of conciliation and mediation in Judiciary. Moreover, it criticizes this theoretical premise, indicating that the main finallity of jurisdiction does not matches with the social peace, neither with the...

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JUDICIAL COOPERATION AND PROCEDURAL EFFICIENCY IN THE JUDGE THROUGH THE “INCIDENTE DE RESOLUÇÃO DE DEMANDAS REPETITIVAS”

Verônica de Santana Bispo
46-60
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The article analyses procedural efficiency in the context of repeated litigation judged through the “incidente de resolução de demandas repetitivas”, especially concerning rights guaranteed by federal law. In this sense, using both the deductive method and bibliographical review, this paper aims to present judicial cooperation as an alternative to providing more efficient judicial results. 

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THE PROPER HANDLING OF CONFLICTS: influence of CNJ resolutions as sources of procedural law

Gabriel Peixoto Dourado
61-82
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The actions of the National Council of Justice in contemporary times aren’t limited to disseminating internal or disciplinary matters within the Judiciary. This study aims to consolidate the CNJ resolutions as sources of procedural law and their impact on attempts to provide proper treatment for conflicts. Through bibliographic research, it presents the aspects related to the good public administration, the CNJ’s involvement in the procedural norms, with a focus on Resolution No. 125/2010,...

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THE ENFORCEMENT AGENT IN PL 6204/2019: a critical analysis of his monopoly in the figure of the protests notary public

Victor Santos Da Costa, José Henrique Mouta Araújo
83-99
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This article will seek to analyze the bill 6204/2019, authored by Senator Soraya Thronicke, which aims to dejudicialize civil execution, specifically regarding the figure of the execution agent, who by the aforementioned PL would be responsible for carrying out the executive acts, assuming activities such as summons, search for debtor’s assets, attachment and expropriation acts, which today are the responsibility of the Judge. The purpose was to find out if the legislator’s choice to create...

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THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE GUARANTEE OF PUBLIC ORDER AS THE FOUNDATION OF PREVENTIVE ARRESSIONS

Silvia Danielly do Espírito Santo Cabral, Geanini Eriko de Sousa Araújo
100-109
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Pretrial detention is the most used institute in criminal proceedings. This deprivation of liberty may be decreed based on the guarantee of economic order, for the convenience of criminal instruction, to ensure the application of criminal law or to guarantee public order. This last foundation is the subject of intense discussion in academia about its concept and semantic delimitation. And from Precautionary Theory, principles, fundamental rights and guarantees enshrined in the Federal...

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NOTES ABOUT THE RES JUDICATA IN THE COLLECTIVE PROTECTION

Diogo Alvarenga Saraiva, Igor Schroder Sliwka
110-123
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The article aims to examine res judicata within the context of collective protection. Through a bibliographic review and legislative analysis, it is possible to observe as a whole the res judicata model in collective civil proceedings and identify the systematic incongruities related to diffuse, collective, and homogeneous individual rights. The adoption of a res judicata transportation system in utilubus, without adequate representativeness control, is incapable of realizing fundamental...

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PRELIMINARY JUDGMENT AND BINDING PRECEDENTS: possibility of an expansive interpretation of article 332 of the Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure

Lucas Parizzi Bernardi, Maria Carolina Rosa de Souza
124-143
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The article examines the preliminary judgment technique from a teleological perspective, as well as study the precedents and how the authority of the ratio decindendi of the Supreme Courts influences preliminary judgments. In this context, we examine the possibility of an ampliative interpretation of the preliminary dismissal to determine if other judicial precedents (not listed in the article 332 of the Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure) could justify this type of judgment. The study is...

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THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE SEIZURE OF THE GUARANTOR’S FAMILY ASSET IN THE LEASE AGREEMENT

Carlos André Maciel Pinheiro Pereira, Lucas Figueiredo Pinheiro de Lima, Lucas Leano Bristot
144-159
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The present study aims to discuss the unconstitutionality of art. 3, VII, of Law n.º 8.009/90, focusing on the importance of protecting the fundamental rights of the guarantor and his family. It employs the deductive method, starting from the broadest topics to the most specific. It comprises the general legal aspects of the lease agreement and the pledge of assets. It understands that the good of the family is strongly related to the dignity of the human person, the existential minimum and...

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