Rights over court decisions

What this is

Court decision fees are legal charges set by the State and collected by the Public Treasury. The fees on judicial decisions are a non-tax judicial revenue, under the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice, through the court registries. Purpose Administrative cost coverage: these fees finance the drafting, issuance, and authentication of court decisions. Legal traceability: they ensure the preservation and official archiving of judgments and rulings. Security of acts: payment is required for the issuance of certified copies, used in administrative or private procedures. Economic and social impact Accessibility of decisions: by regulating the issuance of judgments, the State ensures secure and controlled access to judicial acts. Contribution to public revenue: although non-tax, these fees support the functioning of registries and modernization of judicial services. Protection of litigants: they guarantee that delivered decisions are authentic and enforceable. Upon payment, an official receipt is issued to the applicant, which conditions the delivery of the judicial decision or its certified copy.