Review of the Oral Process Implementation by Hearing in Civil Litigation Matters in Bolivia
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758960.v7i20.845Keywords:
Civil process, Oral procedure, Civil right procedures, Procedural actionsAbstract
In the Civil Process in force in Bolivia, most of the procedural acts are in written form and only some procedural acts are oral, which causes delay and slowness in the resolution of cases that come to the attention of the courts. For this reason, it is imperative nowadays to carry out a detailed study of the implementation of a Civil Process by hearings, and to determine if Bolivia is prepared to face a significant change, since several parameters must be considered to be considered as the physical structure to make possible the hearings and, if appropriate, establish the corresponding actions to prepare the human resource.
Based on this study, we will have a greater understanding of the effects, benefits and requirements to adequately implement the oral civil process or by hearing, in addition to an investigation that will serve to understand the procedural changes to be followed with the Introduction of orality in the civil courts of Bolivia.
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CÓDIGO DE PROCEDIMIENTO CIVIL (Bolivia). Decreto Ley Nº 12760, de 6 de agosto de 1975. Gaceta oficial, La Paz. Bolivia.
PALACIO LINO ENRIQUE. Manual de derecho procesal civil (Buenos Aires). Abeledo Perrot.1995; p. 292.
CÓDIGO PROCESAL CIVIL VIGENTE (Bolivia). Legislación general (Constitucional, Civil, Procesal).
NUEVO CÓDIGO PROCESAL CIVIL (Bolivia), Ley Nº 439, de 19 de noviembre de 2013.
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