VULNERACIÓN DE PRINCIPIOS PROCESALES POR EL TRÁMITE DE LAS EXCEPCIONES RECONVENCIONALES EN EL PROCESO DECLARATIVO
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2025.89693Abstract
A reflection is made regarding the current situation of the counterclaim exceptions of compensation and absolute nullity in the Colombian procedural structure given that, in its current configuration, there is a violation of the procedural principles of legal certainty, economy and procedural equality. It is known that the counterclaim exceptions in question are contained in the national legal system, and have also been developed by doctrine and jurisprudence; however, their particular effects and their procedure are not considered by the General Code of Procedure through the regulation of the declaratory process in which such means of defense are equated with common exceptions, a circumstance that means an injury to the legal certainty, economy and procedural equality that assists the plaintiff who is responsible for resisting the implicit claim that the counterclaim exceptions entail.
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