La función de proposición y admisión de prueba en la audiencia previa
One of the innovations of Civil Procedural Law 1/2000 of January 7th, 2001 is the introduction of a preliminary oral hearing following the parties’ initial allegations. In drafting the 2001 law, legislators set several goals for this preliminary oral hearing, ranging from the conciliation of the dis...
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Universidad de Deusto = Deustuko Unibertsitatea
2013
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| Baliabidea: | Estudios de Deusto: revista de la Universidad de Deusto, ISSN 0423-4847, Vol. 61, Nº. 1, 2013, pags. 13-38 |
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One of the innovations of Civil Procedural Law 1/2000 of January 7th, 2001 is the introduction of a preliminary oral hearing following
the parties’ initial allegations. In drafting the 2001 law, legislators set
several goals for this preliminary oral hearing, ranging from the conciliation of the dispute, the proposition and admission of evidence, to the
elimination of procedural obstacles and the identification of the issues
under dispute. This article analyses the legislative goal of the proposition
and admission of evidence in preliminary hearings, and each provision
contained in Articles 429 and 430 of Civil Procedural Law 1/200. This
includes how the evidence is proposed to the prerequisites of the admission of evidence, faculty to rule that the evidence is not sufficient, and
aspects related to the date of the trial. |
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