Bibliographic citations
Velarde, T., (2018). Los efectos registrales y la falta de coincidencia entre el titular registral y las partes procesales en la anotación de demanda sobre bienes inmuebles. [Tesis, Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/2365
Velarde, T., Los efectos registrales y la falta de coincidencia entre el titular registral y las partes procesales en la anotación de demanda sobre bienes inmuebles. [Tesis]. : Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/2365
@misc{renati/27682,
title = "Los efectos registrales y la falta de coincidencia entre el titular registral y las partes procesales en la anotación de demanda sobre bienes inmuebles.",
author = "Velarde Soto, Takeshi Cristian",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2018"
}
The present investigation was carried out in SUNARP, in the Registration Zone N ° X- Headquarters Cusco, where you had access registry jurisprudence and titles of notes of demand, also the interviews made to Recordes mainly of the Land Registry, with that information it was possible to verify the hypothesis raised favorable to the work of investigation. The main objective was to determine the problematic of study of what, how, which and why; registration effects are generated from the court order of annotation of the claim and when there is a lack of coincidence between the registered owner and the procedural parties according to the present investigative method, in that way to confront the effects raised during the investigation, with the reasoning of the judge and the recorders above all, in the same way their criteria to overcome confrontation of principles, gaps or errors, guarantees in the process, fundamental rights and other casuistry in registry headquarters. The methodology consisted of: collecting doctrinal and jurisprudential information, then making a documentary analysis of resolutions issued by the Registry Court, in-depth interviews and the confrontation of findings resulting from the exchange of ideas with the registrars, based on conclusions and recommendations.
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