The mediation agreement by the parties, after a judgment became final

Marian Lazar
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Ars Aequi, 2016, vol. 6, issue 1, 138-142

Abstract: Following mediation, the parties to whom it is invoked against a final court decision, passed under the force of res judicata, may agree by agreement, on completion, to supplement the obligations and rights of their opposable determined by the court after judgment, and on change in the way of bringing them to fruition, if there is no legal impediment, not affect the rights and legitimate interests of any third party, their understanding is not contrary to law or morality. If these conditions are met, the competent court, can only take note of the parties' agreement, and to exempt expedient to give judgment in the device containing his mediation agreement. The situation shown below, has endorsed the legality given by the court, by a judgment expedient, became final.

Keywords: court decision; judgement; law; mediation agreement (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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