Código Procesal Civil y Mercantil
Código Procesal Civil y Mercantil

Libro Segundo · Título I Capítulo III. Emplazamiento

Arts. 111–1122 articlesFecha de corte no indicada en la fuente

Article 111 Term of the summons

When the claim is filed in due form, the judge shall summon the defendants, granting them an opportunity to respond within nine days common to all of them.

Article 112 Effects of the summons

The notification of a claim produces the following effects:

1º.Material effects:

a)To interrupt the limitation period;

b)To prevent the defendant from appropriating the fruits of the thing from the date of the summons, if he is ordered to deliver it;

c)To place the obligor in default;

d)To oblige payment of legal interest, even where not agreed; and

e)To render voidable the alienation and encumbrances constituted over the thing that is the subject-matter of the proceedings, after the summons. In the case of immovable property, this effect shall only occur if the claim has been annotated in the Property Register.

2º.Procedural effects:

a)To give prevention to the judge who issues the summons;

b)To subject the parties to continue the proceedings before the summoning judge, if the defendant does not object to jurisdiction; and

c)To oblige the parties to appear at the place of the proceedings.

Source: Municipalidad de Zaragoza (zaragoza.gob.gt). Fecha de corte no indicada en la fuente. Machine-translated from the official Spanish text; Códice is not legal advice, always verify against the official publication.