CPC Art. 58 denies creditor preference collocation, allowing only common creditor collocation in active execution.

The Supreme Court of Justice unanimously rejected the request to review the active execution regarding creditor preference collocation. The court held that Article 58 of the Civil Procedure Code strictly permits the collocation of common creditors but explicitly forbids the collocation of privileged creditors. Consequently, the procedural mechanism for grouping privileged creditors was deemed legally inadmissible under the cited statutory framework.