Las tercerías en el Código Orgánico General de Procesos.

Abstract

The procedural figure of the third parties in the General Organic Code of Processes, which is classified as auxiliary and domain-exclusive third parties, is regulated in an incomplete manner, since there are judgments where third parties appear, however, the absence of certain norms that establish the guidelines make the proper administration of justice complicated with respect to its application. It will be possible to visualize that in the old procedural code, that is to say, the Code of Civil Procedure established norms for the application that currently do not govern in the General Organic Code of Processes, in the same way, it can be appreciated in the comparative law, like other countries regulate third parties for the proper development of trials. It will come to the observation of a need to adequately regulate the aforementioned procedural figure, gathering the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure and being able to apply foreign laws that serve as an example to cover legal gaps, leading to a proper administration of justice.