Abstract
This article deals with the recognition of multi-parenthood by the Federal Supreme Court (STF)[9] in the case file of Extraordinary Appeal No. 898.060/SC, under a general repercussion regime (Theme 622). The concept of multi-parenthood is approached in proemium. Next, it is about the concept, nature and effects of the general repercussion. Based on these premises, we enter into the analysis of the judgment of Extraordinary Appeal No. 898.060/SC, taking an approach to the history of the case and the debates and grounds of the decision given by the STF and the thesis of general repercussion fixed. A brief exdisplay and analysis of the receipt of that decision by the lower courts is made from subsequent judgments. Finally, a critical analysis of the Supreme Court’s decision is undertaken, analyzing whether there was the correct use of the institute’s general repercussion and legal issues created or remaining from that decision.
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