Informe sobre expediente de relevancia jurídica Nº18478-2008-0-1801-JR-CA-05, E-2753, Electronoroeste S.A. VS OSINERGMIN - multas coercitivas en el procedimiento trilateral
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2024-10-11
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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La presente investigación se justifica en la necesidad de esclarecer los límites del poder de
autotutela de la Administración Pública; por ello, el objetivo principal es determinar si,
mediante el uso del poder de autotutela, la Administración puede ejecutar actos
administrativos a través de multas coercitivas, en el marco de procedimientos trilaterales, a
favor de terceros. La hipótesis de la autora es que dicha opción es inviable, si lo que se
pretende es compeler a pagar sumas de dinero a favor de terceros ajenos a la Administración,
ya que como veremos en las siguientes líneas, ese privilegio está reservado para beneficiar
únicamente a la Administración a título propio, y que, además, esa actividad escapa a la
competencia administrativa, dando pase así a actividades reservadas para la jurisdicción del
Poder Judicial. Asimismo, las metodologías empleadas para sostener la hipótesis de la autora
son: funcional y dogmática. Finalmente, la conclusión principal a la que se arriba es que el
poder de autotutela de la Administración, en un Estado Constitucional de Derecho, debe ir en
concordancia con el respeto a la separación de poderes.
The present investigation is justified by the need to clarify the limits of the self-protection power of the Public Administration; Therefore, the main objective is to determine if, through the use of the power of self-protection, the Administration can execute administrative acts through periodic penalty payments, within the framework of trilateral procedures, in favor of third parties. The author's hypothesis is that this option is unviable, if the intention is to compel the payment of sums of money in favor of third parties outside the Administration, since as we will see in the following lines, this privilege is reserved to benefit only the Administration in its own right, and that, furthermore, this activity escapes administrative jurisdiction, thus giving way to activities reserved for the jurisdiction of the Judiciary. Likewise, the methodologies used to support the author's hypothesis are: functional and dogmatic. Finally, the main conclusion reached is that the self-protection power of the Administration, in a Constitutional State of Law, must be in accordance with respect for the separation of powers.
The present investigation is justified by the need to clarify the limits of the self-protection power of the Public Administration; Therefore, the main objective is to determine if, through the use of the power of self-protection, the Administration can execute administrative acts through periodic penalty payments, within the framework of trilateral procedures, in favor of third parties. The author's hypothesis is that this option is unviable, if the intention is to compel the payment of sums of money in favor of third parties outside the Administration, since as we will see in the following lines, this privilege is reserved to benefit only the Administration in its own right, and that, furthermore, this activity escapes administrative jurisdiction, thus giving way to activities reserved for the jurisdiction of the Judiciary. Likewise, the methodologies used to support the author's hypothesis are: functional and dogmatic. Finally, the main conclusion reached is that the self-protection power of the Administration, in a Constitutional State of Law, must be in accordance with respect for the separation of powers.
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Administración pública--Jurisprudencia--Perú, Sanciones administrativas--Jurisprudencia--Perú, Procedimiento administrativo--Legislación--Perú
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