Post by xyz2900 on Feb 11, 2024 2:41:48 GMT -5
Hospital cannot have telephone service suspended, due to the prevailing public interest. In cases of default, the concessionaire must legally collect the debt. The understanding is from the 11th Civil Chamber of the Court of Justice of Minas Gerais. The judges determined that Telemar Norte Leste not cut the line of Fundação Assistencial Viçosense. In the process, the hospital claimed that, due to financial difficulties, it failed to pay telephone bills for the months of January and February of this year. Therefore, Telemar cut the service. In April, the 28th Civil Court of Belo Horizonte accepted a request for an injunction, ordering the concessionaire to maintain services until a final decision in the case. The concessionaire appealed to the Court of Justice.
Judges Afrânio Vilela (rapporteur), Duarte de Paula and Maurício Barros confirmed the first instance decision. According to the rapporteur, “the public interest is superior to the economic intentions of the concessionaire, which has effective measures at its disposal to receive what is due, especially when the defaulter is a hospital, whose income comes essentially from the Unified Health System”. “The interruption of Belize Email List telephone services in the face of the hospital and its activities undoubtedly creates a situation that is unavoidable for the rights of citizens who need that service, who seek help at that hospital”, concluded the judge.Jairo Saddi is a doctor in Law, lawyer in São Paulo and director of the Center for Law Studies at Ibmec São Paulo.
Armando Castelar is a senior researcher at Ipea — Institute of Applied Economic Research and professor at the Institute of Economics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.The gross profit margin of two gas stations in Porto Alegre cannot exceed 14.1%, based on the purchase price from the distributor. The decision was made by judge Giovanni Conti, from the 15th Civil Court of Porto Alegre. The Shangai Gas Station Ltda. is prohibited from charging abusive prices. and Biachi Comércio de Combustíveis Ltda. The daily fine for non-compliance is R$20,000. Companies can appeal to the Court of Justice of Rio Grande do Sul. The Public Prosecutor's Office files a Consumer Collective Action, alleging that the gross profit margin of Posto Shangai is 17.9%, having reached the levels of 18.74% and 18.75%, and that of Biachi has a margin of 17.7 %.
Judges Afrânio Vilela (rapporteur), Duarte de Paula and Maurício Barros confirmed the first instance decision. According to the rapporteur, “the public interest is superior to the economic intentions of the concessionaire, which has effective measures at its disposal to receive what is due, especially when the defaulter is a hospital, whose income comes essentially from the Unified Health System”. “The interruption of Belize Email List telephone services in the face of the hospital and its activities undoubtedly creates a situation that is unavoidable for the rights of citizens who need that service, who seek help at that hospital”, concluded the judge.Jairo Saddi is a doctor in Law, lawyer in São Paulo and director of the Center for Law Studies at Ibmec São Paulo.
Armando Castelar is a senior researcher at Ipea — Institute of Applied Economic Research and professor at the Institute of Economics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.The gross profit margin of two gas stations in Porto Alegre cannot exceed 14.1%, based on the purchase price from the distributor. The decision was made by judge Giovanni Conti, from the 15th Civil Court of Porto Alegre. The Shangai Gas Station Ltda. is prohibited from charging abusive prices. and Biachi Comércio de Combustíveis Ltda. The daily fine for non-compliance is R$20,000. Companies can appeal to the Court of Justice of Rio Grande do Sul. The Public Prosecutor's Office files a Consumer Collective Action, alleging that the gross profit margin of Posto Shangai is 17.9%, having reached the levels of 18.74% and 18.75%, and that of Biachi has a margin of 17.7 %.