Keywords
Apelación Resoluciones recurribles Plazo Ejecución provisional Reformatio in peius, Appeal Appealable decisions Deadline Provisional enforcement Reformatio in peius
Del recurso de apelación y de la segunda instancia
Abstract
El texto explica el régimen jurídico del recurso de apelación en la Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil (LEC), detallando qué resoluciones son apelables, los plazos y requisitos formales para su interposición, los efectos del recurso (suspensivo o no), la competencia de los tribunales, la posibilidad de aportar documentos y solicitar pruebas en segunda instancia, así como las limitaciones del recurso (principio de congruencia y prohibición de la reformatio in peius). También aborda la impugnación por el apelado, la celebración de vista, la ejecución provisional y los motivos de inadmisión. Finalmente, se mencionan los recursos posteriores, como la casación y el recurso extraordinario por infracción procesal.
The text explains the legal framework of the appeal process under the Spanish Civil Procedure Act (Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil, LEC). It details which decisions can be appealed, the deadlines and formal requirements for filing, the effects of the appeal (whether suspensive or not), the jurisdiction of the courts, the possibility of submitting documents and requesting evidence in the second instance, as well as the limitations of the appeal (principle of congruence and prohibition of reformatio in peius). It also addresses the respondent’s challenge, the holding of hearings, provisional enforcement, and grounds for inadmissibility. Finally, it mentions subsequent remedies such as cassation and the extraordinary appeal for procedural infringement.
The text explains the legal framework of the appeal process under the Spanish Civil Procedure Act (Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil, LEC). It details which decisions can be appealed, the deadlines and formal requirements for filing, the effects of the appeal (whether suspensive or not), the jurisdiction of the courts, the possibility of submitting documents and requesting evidence in the second instance, as well as the limitations of the appeal (principle of congruence and prohibition of reformatio in peius). It also addresses the respondent’s challenge, the holding of hearings, provisional enforcement, and grounds for inadmissibility. Finally, it mentions subsequent remedies such as cassation and the extraordinary appeal for procedural infringement.
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