THE ARGUMENT OF FALSENESS AND THE INCEDENTAL DECLARATORY ACTION IN THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
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https://doi.org/10.12957/rfd.2024.81623Keywords:
Ancillary declaratory action, Falsehood claim, Documentary falsehood, Documentary fraud claim, Prejudicial issueAbstract
The regime for the incidente of falsehood is analyzed, which can be initiated after the production of documentar evidence. Depending on how it is used during the process, the allegation of falsehood may be a mere incidente or na incidental declaratory action. As an incidental declaratoru action, the possibilidty of its appropriateness is examined, considering that Law nº13.105, of March 16th, 2015, the current Code of Civil Procedure, no longer expressly provides for it, as did the Code of Civil Procedure of 1973, Law nº 5.869, of January 11th, 197, in its article 325, which established: “if the defendant contest the right that constitutes the basis of the request the plaintif may request, within 10 (tem) days, that the judge will issue a ruling on it, if the declaration of the existence or non-existence of the righ depends, in whole or in part, on the judgement of the case” (art.5). To this end, it will be necessary to examine the notion of a prejudicial questioon, as well as the concept and purpose of the incidental declaratory action.
Keywords: Ancillary declaratory action; Falsehood claim; Documentary falsehood; Documentary fraud claim; Prejudicial issue.
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