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Supreme Court admits review of a dismissed execution case regarding attorney fees due to emerging legal uncertainty.

Case Number 02582/09.2BELSB
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Jurisdiction Portugal (PT)
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Outcome Dismissed
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The Supreme Administrative Court admitted the review of a final judgment that had dismissed an execution action for the purpose of issuing binding guidelines. The case involved a pension fund seeking attorney fees from an individual after the underlying lawsuit was extinguished due to the emergence of a new legal provision. The court ruled that despite the procedural dismissal, the emerging legal framework regarding the RCP and related norms necessitates the issuance of official orientations to clarify the matter.

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APRECIAÇÃO PRELIMINAR EXECUÇÃO HONORÁRIOS DE ADVOGADO

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execution extinguished supervening uselessness attorney fees binding guidelines legal uncertainty RCP norms Supreme Court review

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Art. 223.º do Código de Processo Civil
Art. 224.º do Código de Processo Civil

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[Nº CONVENCIONAL] JSTA000P24082

[Nº DO DOCUMENTO] SA12019011102582/09

[RECORRENTE] CAIXA GERAL DE APOSENTAÇÕES

[RECORRIDO 1] A.........

[URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jsta.nsf/35fbbbf22e1bb1e680256f8e003ea931/07869BBC3C25BA478025838B003F447D?OpenDocument

SUMÁRIO

É de admitir a revista do acórdão que, numa execução extinta por «inutilidade superveniente da lide», condenou a executada a pagar ao exequente uma quantia a título de honorários de advogado, pois a emergência do RCP e das normas adjectivas conexas reclama que o Supremo emita orientações neste domínio – repetidamente tratado na jurisdição.