Efeito DEVOLUTIVO: O QUE podem FAZER e ATÉ ONDE podem IR os TRIBUNAIS nos RECURSOS? Vídeo ESSENCIAL

Discover the 5 essential aspects of the devolutive effect of appeals in Procedural Law: understand what content of the decision can be modified on appeal and what themes, theses, arguments, and grounds the court can analyze, even if they were not previously addressed, invoked by the parties, or fully decided in the appealed decision. #devolutiveeffect #appeals #procedurallaw DEVOLUTIVE Effect: HOW MUCH can COURTS do and HOW FAR can they go in APPEALS? ESSENTIAL Video! PROFESSOR BRUNO GARCIA REDONDO'S SOCIAL MEDIA: INSTAGRAM:   / brunogarciaredondo   GROUPS, COMMUNITIES, COURSES, MENTORING, CLASSES AND BOOKS: http://www.brunogarciaredondo.com.br What is the devolutive effect of appeals? What is the difference between devolutive effect and suspensive effect? What matters can the court consider ex officio on appeal? Can the court analyze grounds not invoked in the initial petition? How does the scope of the devolutive effect of appeals work? What are the limits of the devolutive effect in civil procedure? Can an appeal broaden the scope of the appealed decision? Can matters of public order be analyzed even without specific challenge? How does the depth of the devolutive effect influence the judgment? What does automatic return of matters to the court mean? What issues can the rapporteur consider regardless of the parties' allegations? Can prescription be recognized on appeal even without prior analysis? How does the CPC regulate the devolutive effect of appeals? What new arguments can be presented on appeal? Is the court bound by the grounds of the appealed judgment? Can the court replace the grounds of the decision while maintaining the result? What are the differences between devolutive effect in depth and extension? Can matters of substantive law be considered ex officio on appeal? How do prejudicial issues work in the devolutive effect? Does the principle of dialectics limit the devolutive effect of appeals? What procedural defects can be recognized even without challenge? Does the translative effect allow for the analysis of matters not devoluted? How does the cause of action influence the devolutive effect? Can legal arguments not raised be applied by the court? What is the relationship between the devolutive effect and the dispositive principle? Can constitutional grounds be analyzed for the first time on appeal? What cannot be the subject of analysis by the court on appeal? How does the principle of congruence relate to the devolutive effect? What are the hypotheses of necessary devolution to the court? Does the devolutive effect apply equally to all types of appeals? What is the devolutive effect of appeals in Civil Procedural Law? What is the difference between devolutive effect and suspensive effect? Do all appeals have a devolutive effect? What does broad devolutive effect mean? What is restricted devolutive effect? Does an appeal have devolutive effect? When is an appeal received only with devolutive effect? Which article of the CPC regulates the devolutive effect? Does the devolutive effect apply to criminal appeals? What is the translative effect of appeals? What is the principle of devolutivity? What are the limits of the devolutive effect? Devolutive effect and the principle of dialectics? Does an appeal with merely devolutive effect have suspensive effect? Which appeals have only devolutive effect? Devolutive effect in interlocutory appeals? Devolutive effect in labor proceedings? Devolutive effect in criminal proceedings? How did the devolutive effect change in the New CPC? What is extensive or expansive devolutive effect? Does mandatory review interfere with the devolutive effect? Devolutive effect and logical preclusion? Can the court take cognizance of a matter ex officio in a broad devolutive appeal? Does an ancillary appeal have a devolutive effect? Can a judgment be reformed with only a devolutive effect? Does annulment of a judgment occur with a devolutive effect? Is the process suspended with a mere devolutive effect? Is provisional execution possible with a devolutive effect? What is the STJ's jurisprudence on the broad devolutive effect of appeals?