El principio de economía procesal en los juicios ejecutivos dentro del sistema ecuatoriano.

Abstract

Background: Within the Ecuadorian jurisdiction, many types of procedures have been ventilated, which with the entry into force of the General Organic Code of Processes have been considerably reduced, these being 5 which are applied depending on the circumstances, among these procedures is the executive procedure that stands out for being a quick and effective trial, which does not seek to recognize the right to the holder of the executive title but to execute the right that is incorporated in the executive titles, provided that they comply with the formalities of the case, applying the principles of procedural economy and speed. Course objective: Analyze the principle of procedural economy within executive procedures according to Ecuadorian legislation. Methodology: Qualitative methodology will be used, with the respective sentence analysis, interviews and surveys. Results: With the analysis of the reason for being the executive procedure and the need to economize stages in the single hearing of the executive trial, a subsection should be added to the current article 354 of the General Organic Code of Processes, in order to reduce unnecessary phases within the only hearing, and as soon as possible to obtain a sentence. Conclusions: The Judge must guarantee the effective protection of the citizens who come before the court bearing different executive title, and this right must be executed as soon as possible without further delays and unjustified delays, so it is necessary that in the executive trials reduce the stages within the single hearing in the event that the defendant proposes exceptions and does not appear at the hearing.