Principios procesales del código orgánico general de procesos.

Abstract

In Ecuador, several reforms have been made in the COGEP where the principles are very important both normatively and scientifically, this relevance is given by the rules that are not written except the customs that continue to lose ground and is due in a special way to that are in front of the means which are suitable to be able to handle the increase of the systems that are normative which have managed to generate the written crisis. That is why in the present work of certification an analysis is carried out that goes from the principles of the constitution, of the COIP, the process and get to investigate of and in a deeper way the procedural principles of the COGEP, which are of great importance since through them the processes can be streamlined in order to reach specific solutions in each case, where the judges will have to study each case through these principles, in the 1998 constitution it was determined that the trials do not have to be oral and must be ratified and extended to the constitution that is in force since 2008, the Ecuadorian civil procedure must be accustomed to the oral system, the new COGEP is given the implementation of the system of hearings of matters that do not get to make criminal. In the same way, a comparative legislation is made from both Peru and Colombia to know what the respective civil code is, what its similarities are and if they achieve the same ends for the good of the community of each country.