Aspectos procesales de la declaratoria de interdicción por discapacidad mental absoluta

In essence it is undisputed that the constitution of 1991 brought positive discrimination as a factor in the whole society, in turn a series of changes in the socio- cultural structures that gave place to different laws among which we emphasize the act 1306 of 2009 that comes up as a response to the...

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Main Authors: Tirado Pertuz, César Andrés, García Granados, Carlos Eduardo
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Mental Disability
Family Judge
Interdiction Process
Curator
Human Rights
Discapacidad Mental
Juez de Familia
Proceso de Interdicción
Curador
Derechos Humanos
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6857103
Source:Revista Mario Alario D'Filippo, ISSN 2256-2796, Vol. 10, Nº. 20, 2018, pags. 154-172
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Aspectos procesales de la declaratoria de interdicción por discapacidad mental absoluta
Summary: In essence it is undisputed that the constitution of 1991 brought positive discrimination as a factor in the whole society, in turn a series of changes in the socio- cultural structures that gave place to different laws among which we emphasize the act 1306 of 2009 that comes up as a response to the need for improvement and update of the legal conditions of the incompetents people caused by mental disabilities. In the juridical we find a number of drawbacks as to be declared legally incompetent because of mental disabilities must go to family court and follow a process of voluntary jurisdiction. In this paper, we analyze step by step the judicial process to be declared legally incompetent because of mental disability, in order to verify whether this is efficient enough to protect the rights of absolute incompetent.

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