Intervention as principal party requires single material dispute; inadmissible if based on two separate disputes.
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AI generatedThe court dismissed the intervention as a principal party because it relied on two distinct material disputes rather than a single one. The plaintiff attempted to intervene based on separate legal relationships, violating the requirement for a unified controversy under Article 351 of the Civil Procedure Code. Consequently, the court ruled that such intervention is inadmissible when the foundational arguments address multiple unrelated material controversies.
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[Nº CONVENCIONAL] JTRP00001541
[Nº DO DOCUMENTO] RP199105060405897
[PRIVACIDADE] 1
[TEXTO INTEGRAL] N
[URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jtrp.nsf/56a6e7121657f91e80257cda00381fdf/F0001F82CAB6C2788025686B00661CD3?OpenDocument
SUMÁRIO
I- A intervenção como parte principal, ao abrigo do art.
351 do C. P. Civil, pressupõe uma unica relação material controvertida respeitante a varias pessoas.
II- Assim, não e ela admissivel se os seus fundamentos se baseiam na existencia de duas relações materiais controvertidas.