A conciliação pré-processual no novo CPC

Abstract

The purpose of this paper was to discuss the innovations in CPC / 15 about the conciliation institute, as well as to highlight the positive aspects of the consensual resolution of conflicts in the extraprocessual sphere and especially without all the wear and tear that a judicial action would bring the parties, with conciliation the litigants can decide between themselves with the aid of the conciliator and both abdicating part of their rights would end up gaining reestablishing the status quo of the relation. The research comprised a monographic and bibliographic case study as well as legislation related to the subject matter, covering techniques and methods that could provide a greater understanding of the appropriate means of conflict resolution. Based on the studies, it was possible to infer that this institute greatly innovated the judicial system, that is, as it has provided the citizen with a broader access to justice has also settled disputes that had lasted for years. Thus, CPC / 15 and CNJ Resolution 125/10 emphasize, with great emphasis, adequate means of conflict resolution, not an alternative but adequate means.