Tendencias de la ejecución de sentencias en el proceso administrativo iberoamericano (con especial referencia a España, Perú, Costa Rica, Colombia y Venezuela)

Abstract

The legal status and trends of the enforcement of judgments in the Spanish American administrative process, with particular reference to Spain, Peru, Costa Rica, Colombia and Venezuela is studied. Starts referring overcoming legal and objective reviewer of administrative litigation and its replacement by the notion of administrative procedural claim. Then the various types of statements in the administrative process and its effects are described, and then address some of the fundamental problems in the subject: declarative replacement and executive judge and judicial review of discretionary powers of the Administration, inactivity and material activity. Exhibited this theoretical framework, the regulation of such categories in the laws under study is analyzed, as well as regimes enforcement of judgments that condemn the Public Administration to pay amounts of money and the enforcement of court decisions by a third with its peculiarities and progress. Then the current regime and trends downsizing procedural prerogatives of public administration, especially prohibition of seizure of public property described. It concludes by pointing out the commonalities and differences between the various legislations under study