Medidas indutivas, coercitivas, mandamentais ou sub-rogatórias no processo de execução

Abstract

The purpose of the enforcement process is to satisfy a claim or obligation to the creditor, but this purpose is not always achieved. More and more debtors use procedural devices to delay the executive process, as well as conceal equity and not default on credit. With the entry into force of the new Code of Civil Procedure, inductive, coercive, mandatory or sub-rogatory measures become relevant in the enforcement process and are therefore atypical measures that the Judge may adopt to oblige the parties to comply with judicial decisions, notably in the enforcement process, measures capable of ruling out acts of deprivation and concealment of assets, without, however, infringing the fundamental rights of the debtor. The object of this work is art. 139, IV of the Code of Civil Procedure, already the method used is the deductive, through bibliographical, doctrinal and jurisprudential research, texts and articles, of another band the adopted procedure is historical.