Optimization of the competence of special public finance courts
Keywords:
special courts, courts public treasury, competenceAbstract
After 12 years since the promulgation of Law No. 12,153/2009, which provided for the Special Courts of the Public Treasury within the scope of the States, the Federal District, the Territories and the Municipalities, the controversies – at least at the jurisprudential level – surrounding the interpretation of rules of competence established in that standard have practically disappeared.
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STJ – CC 73.681 / PR, Rel. Ministra NANCY ANDRIGHI, SEGUNDA SEÇÃO, julgado em 08/08/2007, DJ 16/08/2007, p. 284.
STJ – CC 104.151 / SP, Rel. Ministro CASTRO MEIRA, PRIMEIRA SEÇÃO, julgado em 22/04/2009, DJ 04/05/2009.
STJ – AgInt no Resp 1632226/PR, Rel. Ministro MARCO BUZZI. QUARTA TURMA, julgado em 19/04/2018, DJe 26/04/2018.
CC 104.544/RS, Rel. Ministro HERMAN BENJAMIN, PRIMEIRA SEÇÃO, julgado em 24/06/2009, DJe 28/08/2009.
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