Abstract

This paper seeks to embody the principle of reasonable duration of proceedings in the civil procedure of Cordoba. The issue is attempted from a Constitutional vision, taking into account that since the reform of our Constitution in the year 1994 the International Traits were incorporated to its text and taking into account the unification of the Civil and Commercial Code. The principle of reasonable time of the procedures is analyzed from the conventional and national perspective with particular reference to the normative rules and to the jurisprudence of both the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Supreme Court of the Nation. But the greatest contribution of this work is given by a detailed analysis of the various procedural edges which we believe should be modified to ensure judicial service through an agile, simple and flexible process witch harmonizes the principles of judicial economy with efficiency democratic institutions.

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