UNIVERSIDAD LAICA “ELOY ALFARO” DE MANABI

FACULTAD DE DERECHO

MATERIA:

INGLES JURIDICO

DOCENTE:

MISS. ROXY RIVADENEIRA

ESTUDIANTE:

SOPHIA VICTORIA CEVALLOS

NIVEL:

8VO

PARALELO:

“B”

PERIODO:

2021(2)
 Alternative methods of conflict resolution.

Intra process conciliation

Intra-procedural conciliation is the power that the judge and the parties have to

resolve the conflict by acting on the conflicting interests of the parties at any stage of the

first instance judicial process.

For some authors, they consider that conciliation is a trilateral act, that is, the

parties, their representatives and the judge, however, for us, at the foot of the forensic

activity itself, we believe that it is an act of the parties and the judge, excluding their

representatives, since it would distort the true meaning of conciliation.

Award

The adjudication is the legal process by which an arbitrator or judge reviews the

evidence and the argumentation, including the legal reasoning established by the

opposing or litigating parties, to reach a decision that determines the rights and

obligations between the parties involved.

The adjudication can be defined as "the legal process of resolving a dispute, the

delivery or in the pronunciation of a formal judgment or decree in a court of procedure;

also the sentence or decision given of a decree of a court in relation to the parties in a

case it involves a judicial hearing, prior notice, of legal evidence on the matter or the

facts in question.
 The equivalent of a determination indicates that the claims of all parties have

been considered and resolved. "In some cases, a request for adjudication is an

alternative legal process instead of requesting a court hearing.

Bibliografía
Merino, J. P. ( 2010). Definición de adjudicación. Obtenido de

https://definicion.de/adjudicacion/

Vargas, R. J. (s.f.). LA CONCILIACIÓN JUDICIAL. Obtenido de

https://www.derechoycambiosocial.com/revista012/conciliacion%20judicial.htm