MARTINS, A. M. L.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6089522481726044; MARTINS, Ana Maria Lins.
Résumé:
This essay is intended to address obstacles to access to justice in the
implementation process in order to find the causes of the difficulty of satisfying the
creditor, and therefore, society. The study will start with the analysis procedure of the
trilogy, as well as the guiding principles of procedural legal relationships. Therefore,
the research will address the current system executive, who has gone through
several changes, and its implications on access to justice. Apart from explaining the
main barriers in access to due process, and more specifically, in the executive
process. For the realization of this monograph methods were used exegetical-legal
hypothetical deductive and interpretive, with predominance of literature making use of
doctrines, articles and Internet law. Finally, we will present the results, pointing out
the main obstacles faced by those who seek judicial executive, pointing out the
laziness of the debtor acts, which are not punished, and the extinction of the security
of the prison of an unfaithful trustee.