La apelación en el Ecuador y la no existencia de norma jurídica previa respecto del recurso de apelación en materia Contencioso Administrativa vulnera el principio a la seguridad jurídica y debido proceso de las partes

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Abstract: The right to appeal is enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, therefore, it must be applied in all administrative and judicial processes of the country, but according to the General Organic Code of Processes it is not appropriate to raise the appeal in Against the judgments issued by the Administrative Litigation Court. This work was carried out with the aim of demonstrating that the lack of regulation of the appeal regarding the judgments issued by the Contentious Administrative Courts, violates the principle of legal security and due process, therefore, after having Once a doctrinal-legal analysis of the administrative process and comparative law has been carried out, it is necessary to carry out some legal reforms to the Organic Code of the Judicial Function and the General Organic Code of Processes in which the appeal is included in administrative contentious processes, for what Which, there must be specialized first-level judges who process challenges to administrative acts and contracts in the first instance.