Bibliographic citations
Morón, F., Zevallos, L. (2024). Ordenar la presentación de medios probatorios en etapa decisoria vulnera la presunción de buena fe y causa indefensión al demandado casación n° 24625-2017. Junin [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional, Universidad Científica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/2773
Morón, F., Zevallos, L. Ordenar la presentación de medios probatorios en etapa decisoria vulnera la presunción de buena fe y causa indefensión al demandado casación n° 24625-2017. Junin [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional]. PE: Universidad Científica del Perú; 2024. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/2773
@misc{renati/197850,
title = "Ordenar la presentación de medios probatorios en etapa decisoria vulnera la presunción de buena fe y causa indefensión al demandado casación n° 24625-2017. Junin",
author = "Zevallos Pérez, Luis Alberto",
publisher = "Universidad Científica del Perú",
year = "2024"
}
The present legal analysis is based on a cassation judgment issued by the Transitory Constitutional and Social Law Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic, on a claim for injunction to recover. The matter under discussion is related to determine whether evidentiary means have been incorporated after the postulatory stage and whether the right to adversarial proceedings was violated, by means of the judgment issued in Cassation No. 24625-2017/Junín. Thus, then, it is clear from the same that Mr. Félix Octavio Isla Almonacid requests in his lawsuit that the defendant, Mrs. Edith Margot Peña Mendizábal, be ordered to replace the agricultural land called San Juan, Alto Gramazú, district of Huancabamba, province of Oxapampa, due to the dispossession he claims to have suffered and as an accessory claim he requests compensation for damages amounting to fifty thousand soles. The main objective of the cassation is to resolve the controversy originated on whether the right to contradictory evidence that the Judge of first instance requested to enter after the postulatory stage was violated, in order to determine whether the lower courts ruled in accordance with the law. As a result of said analysis, they declared the cassation appeal filed by the defendant Mrs. Edith Margot Peña Mendizábal, by means of a writ dated January six, two thousand seventeen, which appears on page one hundred xiv and fifty eight; and, consequently, they declared the judgment of hearing null and void and the appealed judgment null and void; likewise, all the proceedings up to resolution number eleven were null and void and ordered the a quo to issue a new pronouncement according to the considerations set forth in the aforementioned cassation appeal.
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