Bibliographic citations
Alarcón, C., (2018). Informe de trabajo de suficiencia profesional por análisis de casos para optar el título de abogada (Expediente N° 759-2015-0-1601-JR-CI-05) [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional, Universidad Privada de Trujillo]. http://repositorio.uprit.edu.pe/handle/UPRIT/50
Alarcón, C., Informe de trabajo de suficiencia profesional por análisis de casos para optar el título de abogada (Expediente N° 759-2015-0-1601-JR-CI-05) [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional]. : Universidad Privada de Trujillo; 2018. http://repositorio.uprit.edu.pe/handle/UPRIT/50
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title = "Informe de trabajo de suficiencia profesional por análisis de casos para optar el título de abogada (Expediente N° 759-2015-0-1601-JR-CI-05)",
author = "Alarcón Begglo, Carla Patricia",
publisher = "Universidad Privada de Trujillo",
year = "2018"
}
In Law, the claim is the act of procedural initiation par excellence. It differs from the procedural pretension in that it is configured on the occasion of the request made before a judicial body to order the initiation and processing of the process. However, in most cases, demand and claim are presented in one single act. In it the plaintiff or petitioner requests the opening of the process and formulates the claim that will be the object of this, by means of a writing. But such simultaneity is not obligatory as is observed in cases in which standards allow the cause of the claim to be subsequently integrated. Doctrinamente, following Hugo Alsina, is considered a skillful means to exercise the right to action, being the common way of exercising it. In most systems it must be written, although exceptionally it can be verbal, in some cases oral procedures. Sergio Alfaro defines it as a document whose presentation to the authority (judge or arbitrator) has for its object to achieve from this the initiation of a procedure to substantiate in it as many processes as the claimant has to be satisfied by a person other than that authority. Once presented before the competent court, the claim must be accepted by means of a resolution, and the defendant must be summoned (or be notified and given a deadline to answer such a request).
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