Reforma al artículo 424 del COGEP, estableciendo como primer y prioritario paso, en los autos de apertura de los concursos necesarios, la acumulación de procesos que contengan obligaciones pendientes de los que forma parte la o el fallido

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Abstract: The present academic research Reform to article 424 of the COGEP, establishing as a first and priority step, in the proceedings for opening the necessary tenders, the accumulation of processes that contain pending obligations of which the unsuccessful party is a part arises from the problem in bankruptcy proceedings and the action of the legislator to correct an ambiguity in Art. 509 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the General Code of Procedures, the ten numerals of 423 do not observe the principle of speed and procedural economy in this type of cases. The methodology used is inductive and deductive methods, in addition to descriptive and analytical methods, research techniques for collecting information using bibliographic resources and the application of survey and interview techniques. Therefore, it is concluded that the General Process Code does not regulate the bankruptcy procedure in an orderly and systematized manner, it harms the rights of both the creditors and the bankrupt, as well as complicates the task of the judge since it establishes the need to reform the Art. 424 of the General Organic Code of Processes.