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Failure intervention of the Public Prosecutor for Minors

The lack of intervention by the Attorney General Pupillary

The Fourth Chamber of the Court of Appeals in Civil and Commercial Rosario take a position regarding the discusiónacerca effects caused by the lack of assistance from Department for Minors in cases stipulated by Articles 59 and 494 of the Code. CIVL.

The Fourth Chamber of the Court of Appeals in Civil and Commercial Rosario decided that in the absence of intervention, the provisions of Articles 59 and 494 of the Civil Code, in the case of children under parental authority in court-involved Pupillary Public Ministry, during the conduct of proceedings and the subsequent sanction of invalidity for lack of enforcement also affect the validity of procedural measures if it had some sort of grievance raised by the lack of representative promiscuous.

According to this Chamber, "The invalidity established by this standard is relative, so that the advisor can confirm it expressly or impliedly acted without his intervention, as well as by the child once it gets to the wholesalers. This penalty procedural acts also provided that the lack of intervention is a detriment to the incompetent, but in other cases the procedure was canceled at the request of the Department for Minors, without materializing the injury resulting from such failure ("Civil Code Additional laws and scored "by Acdeel Salas, Buenos Aires 1992, Editorial Depalma Volume 1, page 237)."

As under failure, "the representative promiscuous can and should assess whether it has caused harm to his client and thus act accordingly"

also determined that "to be able to enact a nullity for violation of the provisions of Articles 59 and 494 Civil Code is not necessary to formulate a conjectural opinion about whether the lack of intervention by the Public Prosecutor for Minors has caused a detriment to the child promiscuously represented, but to determine whether objectively in the course of the proceedings has been generated remiss impairment (equity, procedural, etc.). for him. "

"This is not to determine whether the impairment in question could be avoided by intervention Pupillary Public Ministry, but only to verify that it did not exercise due scrutiny "

Thus, the Fourth Chamber takes position on doctrinal and jurisprudential discussion raised about the effects caused by the lack of assistance from the Department for Minors in cases stipulated by Articles 59 and 494 of the Civil Code.

The sentence is No. No. 196 dated June 8, 2010 Published

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