The Constitutional Court requires to deliver all alternatives of communication before practicing editions: also in the processes of dishusing

Abstract

This paper analyses the regime of the acts of communication and, in particular, in cases where it is necessary to resort to the legal fiction of the notification by edicts. It examines the doctrine of the Constitutional Court regarding this mechanism as a subsidiary and last resort in particular cases and the tension between effective judicial protection and procedural effectiveness. It concludes with the application of constitutional doctrine in eviction proceedings in which proceedings for defencelessness are sought to be annulled.