PRINCIPIO DE CELERIDAD EN LOS DESALOJOS POR INQUILINATOS ANTE EL JUZGADO DE PAZ DE LA PRIMERA CIRCUNSCRIPCION DEL DISTRITO NACIONAL, AÑOS (2017-2018).

Authors

  • Yailin Moyares Batista Universidad de la Habana

Keywords:

Eviction due to tenancy, Celerity, Principle

Abstract

The present investigation on the principle of speed in evictions for tenancies, before the First Circumscription of the Ordinary Justice of the Peace, of the National District, years 2017-2018, deals with the age of the eviction or eviction which is derived from the beginning of the breach of the Lease contract, known in Rome as Locatio Conductiorerum, say, the Sinalagmatic contract, where the parties encouraged their consent, therefore, they were grounds for termination of the contract, some of which persist to this day, referring to the expiration of the agreed term, the loss of the thing leased, the agreement of the parties to resolve it and the cancellation obtained by the lessor. Eviction appears in various forms in daily living in rhythm with development and especially with economic progress, in the Dominican Republic, during the height of colonization with the influence of discovering new lands, they expelled the inhabitants from their houses and lands due to the financial crisis of the crown, but in 1844 with the promulgation of National Independence, which, when born with a new law, expropriates the lands that had been ceded to individuals. However, on December 18, 1948, through Decree 5541, the Control of Rentals and Evictions was established, as an administrative entity, regulating the eviction procedure in the Dominican Republic, 11 years later, with emphasis on May 16, 1959, a readjustment arisesunder the Decree No. 4807, the Rent Control, becoming a dependency of the Attorney General's Office.

Published

2022-05-10