Crítica al proceso de nulidad de declaratoria de muerte presunta para recuperación de derechos ciudadanos en el caso Bertha Revelo Erazo No 15951-2019-01156 en Tena, Napo-Ecuador

Abstract

This work will analyze the process of nullifying the declaration of presumed death in the event that the absent person appears, applied in case No 15951-2019-01156 followed by Bertha Revelo Erazo in the Family, Women, Children and Adolescence Judicial Unit with headquarters in the Tena canton, which calls into question whether the application of the revocation of definitive possession to nullify the declaration of presumed death is correct or whether such special figure of nullity does not exist in the Ecuadorian legal system, which will be the object of this analysis, focusing on the study and scope of the revocation of definitive possession and a doctrinal and legal compilation of what the nullity of the declaration of presumed death implies, finally a recommendation for reform will be made given the need to regulate this issue in Ecuador.