Competence of the labour judges for the execution of obligatlons arise from the integral social security system, since the 712 law of 2001 and the labour executlve process
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332232Keywords:
jurisdiction, competence, ordinary jurisdiction, ordinary jurisdiction for labour and Social Security specialty, Social Security, Integral Social Security System, matters excluded out from the Integral Social Security System, executive labour processAbstract
The right to Social Security was elevated to a constitutional level in the 1991 Politic Constitution and since then it has had big developments. The processal law has not been indifferent to that advances and because of determinate its judge competence about Social Security, it has been modified first by the 362 law of 1997 and later by the 712 law of December 5 of 2001.
This article pretends, from the processal point of view, to offer elements that help to determinate the ambit ofthe labour judges in executive processes proceeding that arise from the Integral Social Security System and prove that it is necessary a new labour processal and Social Security reform so thatjudges can continue the path ofthe executive labour proceeding forthose executions.
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