Los poderes probatorios del juez en el Código Procesal Civil boliviano: un análisis a partir de la obra de Michele Taruffo
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La Constitución Política del Estado (CPE) consagra la verdad material como uno de sus principios, diseñándose a partir de la misma, un proceso civil en el cual el Juez es el encargado de buscar la verdad, concediéndole el legislador en el Código Procesal Civil (CPC) poderes probatorios, incluso pudiendo producir prueba de oficio. El presente trabajo analiza el debate sobre la incorporación de los poderes probatorios en la legislación boliviana y su aplicación en la norma procesal civil
The Constitution of the Bolivian State (CPE) enshrines the material truth as one of its principles, and a civil process of knowledge is designed on the basis thereof, in which the judge is responsible for seeking the truth, granting the legislator in the new Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) evidentiary powers, even producing evidence ex officio. This paper analyzes the debate on the incorporation of evidentiary powers in Bolivian legislation and its application in the civil procedural norm
The Constitution of the Bolivian State (CPE) enshrines the material truth as one of its principles, and a civil process of knowledge is designed on the basis thereof, in which the judge is responsible for seeking the truth, granting the legislator in the new Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) evidentiary powers, even producing evidence ex officio. This paper analyzes the debate on the incorporation of evidentiary powers in Bolivian legislation and its application in the civil procedural norm
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Vol. 13, No. 21