Summary: | This work approaches the use of differentiated procedural techniques of
Writs of Mandamus within common procedures from the standpoint of the principle of juridical adequacy. Comments are made on the novelty stated in art. 327, § 2º paragraph of the Civil Code, which, besides allowing for the objective accumulation of requests arising of diverse procedures, it also ensures the use of differentiated techniques in special procedures to which one or more requests are submitted. As a conclusion, the use of differentiated procedural techniques for Writs in common tax law is postulated when cumulative requests could be issued autonomously by court ruling. For this purpose, the aforementioned differentiated procedural techniques for Writs, which are compatible with common procedures, are presented herein.
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