Nullity of a legal act within a summary process of eviction due to precarious occupant Judicial District of Huaura, 2017

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51431/bbf.v13i3.1087

Keywords:

Real property, summary process, precarious occupant, nullity of a legal act, eviction

Abstract

Objective: To determine whether it is appropriate for a judge to declare the nullity of a legal act within a summary eviction process for a precarious occupant in the Superior Court of Huaura in 2017. Methods: The study was developed using a mixed approach (qualitative and quantitative). Quantitatively, for our study, we analyzed a significant number of civil case files related to our work. The population consisted of 10 judges, 4 judicial assistants, 4 specialists, 15 lawyers, 10 law and political science students, and 7 users. Results: 92% of participants indicated that occupants with an expired title need a requirement for the property they possess to be declared precarious, while 8% stated that such a requirement is unnecessary. Conclusion: The research confirmed the main hypothesis and concluded that it is indeed viable to declare the nullity of a legal act within a summary eviction process for precarious occupation.

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Published

2026-03-31

How to Cite

Diaz Grados, J. (2026). Nullity of a legal act within a summary process of eviction due to precarious occupant Judicial District of Huaura, 2017. Big Bang Faustiniano, 13(3). https://doi.org/10.51431/bbf.v13i3.1087