Bibliographic citations
Seminario, K., (2024). Inadmisibilidad de escritos postulatorios civiles por no contener aranceles judiciales y el acceso a la jurisdicción [Tesis, Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/34932
Seminario, K., Inadmisibilidad de escritos postulatorios civiles por no contener aranceles judiciales y el acceso a la jurisdicción [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/34932
@misc{renati/381569,
title = "Inadmisibilidad de escritos postulatorios civiles por no contener aranceles judiciales y el acceso a la jurisdicción",
author = "Seminario Mendoza, Kenly Del Pilar.",
publisher = "Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego",
year = "2024"
}
The present research work, which has been titled: “Inadmissibility of civil postulatory writings for not containing judicial fees and access to jurisdiction”, has begun with the question: How does the inadmissibility of civil postulatory writings for not containing fees judicial proceedings unnecessarily delay the constitutional right of access to jurisdiction? In such a way that the following general objective has been formulated: Demonstrate that the inadmissibility of civil postulatory writings for not containing judicial fees unnecessarily delays the constitutional right of access to jurisdiction. Finally, and after having analyzed doctrine and especially real cases in which judges denied access to jurisdiction because the claim or the answer to the claim did not have the corresponding judicial fee, the following general conclusion has been outlined: It has been demonstrated that the inadmissibility of civil postulatory writings because they do not contain judicial fees unnecessarily delays the constitutional right of access to jurisdiction, given that there is a constitutional impossibility, on the part of the magistrates, to create other grounds for the inadmissibility of the claim in Peru; Because in the middle are basic fundamental rights such as respect for the right of access to justice, the principle of legality, due process and legal certainty. These foundations guarantee that the Peruvian judicial system remains in accordance with constitutional and legal standards, which will allow respect for the fundamental rights of citizens.
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