Los principios de celeridad y economía procesal con referencia al allanamiento a la demanda.

Abstract

This research is motivated, because at present the determination of the different processes in civil matters do not meet the requirements of the Constitutional State of Rights and Justice, most of these violate the principles enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, especially the principles of procedural economy and speed, resulting in an administration of justice untimely and late, thus violating the constitutional rights of the people involved in a process. This thesis contains a study of legal, critical and doctrinaire the legal regime governing demand and acquiescence to it, in order to establish its restructuring due to the breach of constitutional principles; and institute an option to effectuate the constitutional rights of the parties involved in the process. Comments on the weaknesses in the current Code of Civil Procedure are made, conclusions, and recommendations are issued, a proposal for reform in order to achieve a timely and transparent justice outlined.