Aplicabilidade do pronunciamento de ofício da prescrição no direito processual do trabalho
The Society called for a speedier justice, thus, based on the principles of Reasonable Length of Process and Conduct of Celerity in Process, The Law No. 11.280/2006 changed the application of prescription institute in Brazilian law, which provides that the judge should pronounce "ex officio&quo...
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| Language: | Portuguese |
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2012
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| Online Access: | http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=4450247 |
| Source: | Cognitio Juris, ISSN 2236-3009, Vol. 2, Nº. 5, 2012, pags. 17-26 |
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The Society called for a speedier justice, thus, based on the principles of Reasonable Length of Process and Conduct
of Celerity in Process, The Law No. 11.280/2006 changed the application of prescription institute in Brazilian law,
which provides that the judge should pronounce "ex officio" the prescription. This change caused the operators of
the law had many questions regarding its application. Being quite interesting discussion whether the change should
be applied in Procedural Law of Labor. |
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