📋 Tender Overview
La Merced Headquarters receives electronic files in the permanent mixed upper court, and in the 1st and 3rd civil courts. Since June 24, the Superior Court of Justice of Lima Este has expanded the Electronic Judicial File (EJE) and the Electronic Parties Table (MPE) in three jurisdictional bodies (OO. JJ.) that handle civil oral processes.
Elvia Barrios Alvarado, president of the EJE Work Commission, during the inauguration held this morning stated that the expansion applies to the permanent mixed upper room of Ate; Likewise, in the 1st and 3rd civil courts of the La Merced headquarters.
Barrios Alvarado reported that since its implementation until today, eleven lawsuits were filed in the new jurisdictional bodies implemented.
He added that with this latest implementation there are 76 jurisdictional bodies that the Court of Lima Este has that handle electronic processes in the labor specialties - New Labor Procedural Law (NLPT), civil - oral litigation, guardianship family subspecialty violence against women and members of the family group (VCMIGF) and civil family, unique process regarding food for girls, boys and adolescents.
The judge added that to date the Judiciary has 1,301 jurisdictional bodies that handle processes electronically at the national level, allowing the management of procedural acts and the judicial office through secure digital means with the use of the electronic signature.
Barrios also mentioned that in the specialties and higher courts of justice where the EJE has been implemented, 41% of processes are electronic, so there are 1,331,717 EJE files and 3,068,371 electronic writings.
For her part, Rose Mary Parra Rivera de Gonzalez, president of the Court of Lima Este, maintained that the EJE will facilitate jurisdictional work, optimize the management of processes and make the work of magistrates and servants viable for defendants, as well as enhance access to justice.
She added that the MPE will allow defendants to present their claims and follow up on their files remotely without having to go to the judicial headquarters of the Judiciary.
