Post by account_disabled on Mar 11, 2024 1:40:12 GMT -5
The company Armazéns Gerais do Brasil is obliged to pay for the loss of tons of rice deposited by the National Supply Company. The decision was made by the th Panel of the Superior Court of Justice and became final. The company claimed that the reduction in grains was caused because they were stored in the open and not because there was diversion.
In , Conab hired Agebrás to deposit approximately eight tons of paddy rice. After a year, Conab carried out an inspection and found that there were only tons, not the eight agreed upon.
Conab filed a deposit action against Agebrás requesting Austria Phone Numbers List delivery of the product or the equivalent in cash. The rd Court of the Judiciary Section of Mato Grosso upheld the request. Unsatisfied, Agebrás appealed to the Federal Regional Court of the st Region, which upheld the sentence.
In a Special Appeal, the company claimed that the difference between the accounting quantity and the physical quantity occurred due to the loss of weight of the grain, due to the time it was stored in the open air and not due to deviation. Despite the arguments, the STJ upheld the conviction.
He granted the request for an injunction and ordered the Union to “refrain from preventing the contracting of credit operations by the state of Rio Grande do Sul, with regard only to the restriction of extrapolating the legal limits established in the LRF for expenses of personnel by the Judiciary and the Public Ministry”.
The restriction was applied by the Union due to an alleged extrapolation of the legal limits for expenditure on personnel in the state Judiciary and Public Prosecutor's Office in the last four quarters (fiscal years , and the first four months of )
The rapporteur of the process, minister Luis Felipe Salomão, stated, in his vote, that losses of any nature are the responsibility of Agebrás. Therefore, the allegation that the reduction in grains was caused by being stored in the open does not exempt the company. “In effect, the allegation that the reduction in grains was due to a “technical failure” would not even help the appellant”, stated the rapporteur. There is no further appeal against this decision. With information from the STJ Press Office.
In , Conab hired Agebrás to deposit approximately eight tons of paddy rice. After a year, Conab carried out an inspection and found that there were only tons, not the eight agreed upon.
Conab filed a deposit action against Agebrás requesting Austria Phone Numbers List delivery of the product or the equivalent in cash. The rd Court of the Judiciary Section of Mato Grosso upheld the request. Unsatisfied, Agebrás appealed to the Federal Regional Court of the st Region, which upheld the sentence.
In a Special Appeal, the company claimed that the difference between the accounting quantity and the physical quantity occurred due to the loss of weight of the grain, due to the time it was stored in the open air and not due to deviation. Despite the arguments, the STJ upheld the conviction.
He granted the request for an injunction and ordered the Union to “refrain from preventing the contracting of credit operations by the state of Rio Grande do Sul, with regard only to the restriction of extrapolating the legal limits established in the LRF for expenses of personnel by the Judiciary and the Public Ministry”.
The restriction was applied by the Union due to an alleged extrapolation of the legal limits for expenditure on personnel in the state Judiciary and Public Prosecutor's Office in the last four quarters (fiscal years , and the first four months of )
The rapporteur of the process, minister Luis Felipe Salomão, stated, in his vote, that losses of any nature are the responsibility of Agebrás. Therefore, the allegation that the reduction in grains was caused by being stored in the open does not exempt the company. “In effect, the allegation that the reduction in grains was due to a “technical failure” would not even help the appellant”, stated the rapporteur. There is no further appeal against this decision. With information from the STJ Press Office.