Incentive to the settlement of eventual disputes from the evidence law

Authors

  • Luis Miguel Falla Zúñiga Abogado de la Universidad de los Andes

Keywords:

Exclusión probatoria, mecanismos alternativos de solución de controversias, prueba ilícita, autocomposición, buena fe precontractual

Abstract

The article discusses if an evidentiary exclusion applies to the offerings or concessions made while settling a dispute. The analysis starts with the example of the United States, wherein a specific evidence rule exists pertaining to the admissibility of assertions made during the settlement of dispute. It further enters the study of Colombian law, with initial comments on precontractual rules of conduct in the context of the construction of a settlement agreement. Other comments follow on the new constitutional dimension of the evidence, as an evolution of the traditional Colombian ritualism. Finally, the discussion focuses on the application of the exclusionary constitutional rule to the initial hypothesis, based upon the fundamental right to intimacy.

 

Federal Rules of Evidence of the United States, that contain a specific rule regarding the exclusion of evidence

Author Biography

Luis Miguel Falla Zúñiga, Abogado de la Universidad de los Andes

Abogado de la Universidad de los Andes. Especialista en Derecho Procesal y en Derecho Administrativo de la Universidad del Rosario. Magister en Leyes (LL.M.) de Cornell University (Estados Unidos). Abogado litigante en asuntos de derecho administrativo. Ha sido asociado de distintas firmas de abogados en Colombia y se desempeñó como profesional especializado en la Sección Tercera del Consejo de Estado. Actualmente es socio de la firma de abogados Estudios Palacios Lleras

Published

2023-08-26

How to Cite

Falla Zúñiga, L. M. . (2023). Incentive to the settlement of eventual disputes from the evidence law. Revistas ICDP, (2). Retrieved from https://publicacionesicdp.com/index.php/Revistas-icdp/article/view/579

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