Failure to address an official question of admissibility is a judgment error, not a nullity due to omission of pronouncement.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the claimant's request for nullity based on the alleged omission of a pronouncement regarding an official question of admissibility. The court held that the lower tribunal's failure to explicitly rule on this procedural issue did not constitute a nullity but rather a mere error in judgment. Consequently, the remedy of nullity was rejected because the omission did not affect the validity of the decision itself.
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OfficialNULIDADE DE ACÓRDÃO CONHECIMENTO OFICIOSO OMISSÃO DE PRONÚNCIA
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[AREA TEMATICA 1] DIR PROC TRIBUT CONT.
[AREA TEMATICA 2] DIR PROC CIV.
[LEGISLACAO NACIONAL] CPC96 ART668 N1 D ART716 ART722 ART732.
[JURISPRUDENCIA NACIONAL] AC STA PROC23281 DE 1999/07/08. AC STJ DE 1997/10/15 IN BMJ N470 PAG377. AC STAPLENO PROC32755 DE 1997/03/05.
[ANO DA PUBLICACAO] 99
[DATA DE ENTRADA] 03/04/1998
[Nº CONVENCIONAL] JSTA00052466
[Nº DO DOCUMENTO] SA219991027022554
[OBJECTO] AC STA PROC22554.
[PRIVACIDADE] 01
[RECORRENTE] RITA E AMARAL LDA
[RECORRIDO 1] FAZENDA PUBLICA
[URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jsta.nsf/35fbbbf22e1bb1e680256f8e003ea931/C4F34D8A2C5ED41A802568FC003A1237?OpenDocument
SUMÁRIO
A falta de apreciação de eventual questão de conhecimento oficioso não integra nulidade por omissão de pronúncia mas erro de julgamento.