Estudio de derecho comparado sobre la aculación de procesos en materia civil

Abstract

Abstract: This paper presents an analysis of comparative legislation between Ecuador, Colombia, and Spain, about the accumulation of processes and the applicable regulations within the civil procedural law of each country with respect to this figure. Through this analysis of comparative law it is possible to determine how the Ecuadorian civil procedural law is is underdeveloped with respect to the accumulation of processes compared to as applied by other countries, this due to multiple factors that depend on the own quality in the development of regulations. An aspect to highlight in the Ecuadorian case is the lack of development, the simplicity with which the regulations address this figure, affecting in this way the procedural economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the procedural system itself. HE observes that in legislations such as the Colombian and Spanish, an adequate classification of the accumulation of processes, it is specified with respect to its procedibility and distances itself from the application of doctrinal criteria that can lend themselves to interpretations, confusions and other defects.