CNJ will inspect the TJ-MG precatório sector

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On the th and th of June, the National Justice Inspectorate will inspect the precatório sector of the Court of Justice of Minas Gerais, in Belo Horizonte. In this way, the team assigned to the role will continue the inspection that began in the Minas Gerais Judiciary on the th, as determined by Minister Eliana Calmon.





In the first week of inspection in the State, complaints were received about the functioning of the sector, such as non-compliance with the chronological order of payments. At the opening of work in Minas, the minister asked for special attention to verification. “It is a routine procedure of the National Justice Inspectorate and I ask for your attention when we examine the issue of payment of court orders,” stated Eliana in her statement.

“Civilizing achievement”

Minister Villas Bôas Cueva's speech is far from signifying BTC Number Data disgust with the draft reform of the CDC, which is currently being prepared by a commission of jurists led by minister Herman Benjamin, also from the STJ. Cueva considers the project “very good” and with “many virtues”. He just warns that “it is necessary to consider”.



Just the fact that there is concern about interest rates, credit concessions and over-indebtedness, he says, is already “a civilizational achievement”. The solution so that the law does not represent “excessive consumer protection” is to invest in transparency.







The consumer needs to know, in the minister's opinion, the cost of money for the country, the value of the banking spread (difference between the interest rate charged to credit borrowers and the one they pay on their investments). “It is necessary to know the risk involved in credit operations, to define the interest criteria.”



The precatório sector is usually one of the points checked by the Internal Affairs teams. According to the CNJ, the body has found, since January last year, that several courts are facing difficulties in complying with Constitutional Amendment and CNJ resolution , which deal with the management of the payment of public sector debts. With information from the National Council of Justice.