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Portuguese Administrative Court dismisses jurisdictional appeal for clarifying case limits as it is not a valid ground for appeal.

Case Number 008546
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Jurisdiction Portugal (PT)
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Outcome Dismissed
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The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the jurisdictional appeal filed by CM de Cantanhede against the decision of the Tribunal de Tarelo. The appellant sought clarification on the limits of the case judged, arguing the original decision was obscure. The court ruled that clarifying case limits is not a valid ground for appeal and does not constitute obscurity when none exists.

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ACLARAÇÃO DE ACORDÃO LIMITES DO CASO JULGADO

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jurisdictional appeal clarification of limits case judged scope administrative jurisdiction obscurity requirement CPC 1967 provisions dismissal of appeal

Cited Legislation

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CPC 1967 Art. 363
CPC 1967 Art. 669-A
CPC 1967 Art. 670
CPC 1967 Art. 716

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[AREA TEMATICA 1] DIR ADM CONT - REC JURISDICIONAL. [LEGISLACAO NACIONAL] CPC67 ART363 ART669 A ART670 ART716. [1ª PAG. DE PUBLICACAO DO ACORDAO] 700 [ANO DA PUBLICACAO] 72 [APENDICE] DG [DATA DE ENTRADA] 11/04/1971 [DATA DO APENDICE] 09/24/1973 [Nº CONVENCIONAL] JSTA00016219 [Nº DO DOCUMENTO] SA119720608008546 [OBJECTO] AC 1 SECÇÃO. [PRIVACIDADE] 01 [RECORRENTE] CM DE CANTANHEDE [RECORRIDO 1] TARELHO , MANUEL E OUTROS [URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jsta.nsf/35fbbbf22e1bb1e680256f8e003ea931/F61CE5DA232B7C28802568FC00372B90?OpenDocument

SUMÁRIO

A aclaração de acordão destina-se a esclarecer uma sentença obscura ou ambigua. Na presente reclamação o que se pretende e que o tribunal refira os limites de caso julgado, o que, não fazendo parte do objecto do recurso, nem podia constar da decisão reclamada, nem pode ser colocada a proposito de uma obscuridade que não existe.*