liquidacao-sentenca

Judicial liquidation under CPC 2015 requires identifying the condemned amount, selecting applicable correction indices across historical periods, and computing interest to produce an itemized demonstrative compliant with article 524. This process structures accurate court-ready submissions.

Applying monetary correction involves a step-by-step methodology to select historical indices like INPC, IPCA, or SELIC, then compute simple or compound interest. This yields a detailed memoria discriminada de cálculo separating correction, interest, and fees.

Yes, Fazenda Pública executions are fully supported with specific procedures for Tema 905 STJ, EC 113/2021, and EC 136/2025. The methodology incorporates unique index selection rules and mandatory discounts required for government entities.

Structuring a calculation demonstrative requires itemizing each condemned amount separately, applying specific correction start dates, and segregating damages, lucros cessantes, and honorários sucumbenciais. This produces a stepwise numerical breakdown for court submission.

Impugnação por excesso de execução requires a compliant calculation demonstrative to challenge inflated values effectively. Without itemized index application logic and accurate stepwise numerical breakdowns, the court cannot verify the correct liquidated amount.

Historical correction indices are necessary when the condemned obligation spans multiple periods predating current standards. The liquidation process applies specific indices like INPC or IPCA across corresponding historical eras before switching to current rates.