Understanding Joinder in Legal Proceedings
Joinder refers to the process of joining multiple parties or claims in a single legal action. Learn more about the concept and its implications in civil and criminal law cases on our blog.
Analysis of Judgment No. 17893 of 2024: Necessary Joinder and Interest in Appeal.
Let's explore the important ruling of the Court of Cassation regarding the failure to integrate the adversarial process and the lack of interest of the losing plaintiff, with significant implications for the management of necessary joinder.
Order No. 17761 of 2024: The Nullity of Evidence in Necessary Joinder of Parties.
Let us analyze ruling no. 17761 of 2024 of the Court of Cassation, which clarifies the consequences of the failure to integrate the adversarial proceedings and the nullity of the evidence gathered before its implementation.
Maintenance Obligation and Joinder of Parties: Reflections on Judgment No. 8980 of 2023
The analysis of judgment no. 8980 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation provides significant insights on the topic of maintenance obligations and the issue of joinder among ascendants in the family context.
Judgment No. 24369 of 2024: Joinder of Parties and the Minor's Interest in Surrogacy.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation addresses the complexity of issues related to parenthood in the case of surrogacy, highlighting the centrality of the child's best interests and the role of joint litigation. A thorough analysis of the decision and its legal implications.