Resumen del libro
This book includes a complete research about the general notions of the Spanish Procedural System. It is structured in fifteen chapters analyzing the relationship between Procedural Law and social peace, the definition, content and source of Procedural Law, and the diverse methods of conflict resolution: mediation, conciliation, arbitration and jurisdiction. Moreover, the basic concepts of the discipline are also reviewed, namely jurisdiction, action and process, and other fundamental institutions necessary to understand the functioning of the Spanish judicial system, such as the principles of proceedings, the organization of justice system of courts, the conflicts of jurisdiction and competence, the staff in the service of the Courts and Tribunals, the facts and the procedural acts, the legal costs, the right to free legal assistance, and the preparation of the process, without forgetting the voluntary jurisdiction proceedings.
Written by Procedural Law Professors at Spanish Universities and reviewed by professional philologists, this book affords an approach to the legal-practical world perfectly combining pedagogical and linguistic rigour.
Chapter I. Procedural law and social peace. PhD. María Leticia Fontestad Portalés
Chapter II. Procedural law and its sources. Laura A. Flórez Álvarez
Chapter III. Jurisdiction. PhD. Milagros López Gil
Chapter IV. The action. PhD. Salvador Guerrero Palomares
Chapter V. The process. PhD. María de las Nieves Jiménez López
Chapter VI. Principles of proceedings. PhD. Salvador Guerrero Palomares
Chapter VII. Organization of justice. System of courts. PhD. Yolanda De Lucchi López-Tapia
Chapter VIII. Conflicts of jurisdiction and competence. PhD. Yolanda De Lucchi López-Tapia
Chapter IX. Staff in the service of the courts and tribunals. PhD. Francesc Pérez Tortosa
Chapter X. Facts and procedural acts. PhD. Francesc Pérez Tortosa
Chapter XI. Legal costs. PhD. Paulo Ramón Suárez Xavier
Chapter XII. The right to free legal assistance. PhD. Paulo Ramón Suárez Xavier
Chapter XIII. Methods of conflict resolution: self-composition. PhD. María de las Nieves Jiménez López
Chapter XIV. Appropriate methods of conflict resolution: heterocomposition. Laura A. Flórez Álvarez
Chapter XV. Voluntary jurisdiction proceedings. PhD. María Leticia Fontestad Portalés
Chapter XVI. The preparation of the process: on preliminary proceedings. PhD. María Leticia Fontestad Portalés