FORNACIARI, Mario Alberto – ABNORMAL MODES OF TERMINATION OF PROCEEDINGS 3 volumes – Depalma

FORNACIARI, Mario Alberto – ABNORMAL MODES OF TERMINATION OF PROCEEDINGS
3 volumes – Depalma

Specialized work on Civil Procedural Law devoted to the different ways in which judicial proceedings may come to an end without a final judgment deciding the merits of the dispute. The author provides a systematic analysis of the so-called abnormal modes of termination of proceedings, examining their legal nature, requirements, procedural effects and practical consequences.

Throughout its three volumes, the work examines the principal legal mechanisms through which proceedings may be terminated prematurely, including withdrawal, admission, settlement, conciliation and dismissal for failure to prosecute, together with the procedural issues arising from their application.

Particular attention is given to the relationship between the parties' procedural acts and the powers of the court, as well as to the effects that an early termination may have on the claims, procedural costs and the legal relationship between the parties.

The work is a useful reference for understanding the practical operation of these institutions within civil proceedings. Its systematic treatment makes it particularly valuable to litigators, judges, judicial officers, academics, researchers and advanced law students interested in Civil Procedure and the different mechanisms for bringing litigation to an end.

Catalog:
Fornaciari, Mario Alberto. Abnormal Modes of Termination of Proceedings. 3 volumes. Buenos Aires: Depalma. Civil Procedural Law. Civil Procedure. Termination of Proceedings. Withdrawal. Admission. Settlement. Conciliation. Dismissal for Failure to Prosecute.