The prejudiciality in the new Costa Rican Civil Process
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https://doi.org/10.5377/derecho.v0i24.6375Keywords:
Civil Process, Process Crisis, Suspension of the Process, Prejudiciality, Effective Judicial ProtectionAbstract
The research that is outlined here seeks to develop from a critical perspective the novel theoretical and practical repercussions presented by the procedural institute of prejudiciality within the new Costa Rican civil process, as a result of the enactment of Law N ° 9342 published in the past April 8 of the year two thousand and sixteen, in the Gazette No. 68, reach N ° 54 and that will come into force on Monday, October 8, year two thousand and eighteen.
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