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    Expiration Applied To Administrative Lawsuits Filed By The Office Of The Comptroller General To Determine Liabilities

    In general terms, doctrine tends to define expiration as "(…) the period that produces the termination of a thing or a right," or as "the loss of force and effect of a power upon expiration of the term for its execution."
    EcuadorGovernment, Public Sector
    CorralRosales
    CorralRosales
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    La Caducidad En Los Procedimientos Administrativos De Determinación De Responsabilidades Iniciados Por La Contraloría General Del Estado

    La doctrina coincide en definir de forma general a la caducidad como "(…) el lapso que produce la extinción de una cosa o un derecho", o como "la pérdida de la validez de una facultad por haber transcurrido el plazo para ejecutarla".
    EcuadorGovernment, Public Sector
    CorralRosales
    CorralRosales

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