Monetary executions: an analysis of atypical coercive measures against the debtor's fundamental rights

Authors

  • Rodrigo Lopes Faculdade Unifacex

Abstract

The present work aims to analyze the use of atypical coercive measures in the protection of pecuniary obligations, expressly provided for in article 139, item IV, of CPC/2015. It is true that the absence of parameters for the application of atypical coercive measures against the debtor's fundamental rights brings concerns regarding their limits, effectiveness and constitutionality. From this perspective, this work aims to analyze the current regulation of atypical measures and also demonstrate the limits, application and effectiveness that must be followed by magistrates so that there is harmony with the constitucional text (fundamental rights). This work was supported by a theoretical methodology (bibliographic and legislative) that seeks to analyze doctrinal understandings based on current legislation. In view of the study, it is evident that atypical coercive measures are of great relevance to the enforcement process and can be used in certain specific cases. Therefore, it was found that the atypical measures in pecuniary executions are constitutional and can be applied within their constitutional limitations.

Published

2022-12-28

How to Cite

Lopes, R. (2022). Monetary executions: an analysis of atypical coercive measures against the debtor’s fundamental rights. Revista De Direito UNIFACEX, 10(1), 1–21. Retrieved from https://periodicos.unifacex.com.br/direito/article/view/1167

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Section

Artigos Científicos