La inaplicabilidad de los principios de celeridad y economía procesal en los juicios ejecutivos y la vulneración del derecho a la tutela judicial en la administración de justicia

Abstract

This titling work includes a study on the inapplicability of the principles of speed and procedural economy in the executive judgments and the violation of the right to judicial protection in the administration of justice, which evidences the failure of the written procedural system of executive judgment, weigh To be a judgment of execution, maintains a process that is excessively long and cumbersome; Violates the constitutional principles provided for in the oral system. From the doctrinal, legal and field investigations carried out, the need for the regulation provided for in the COGEP governing the executive and enforcement procedures should be in force since its promulgation in the Official Register, which process guarantees the principle of celerity And immediacy, however, merits reforms that comply with the constitutional rules for its legal effectiveness; And therefore proposes a draft reform to the General Organic Code of Processes, which guarantees the right to effective judicial protection through the application of the oral system and the right to appeal.