Relatório Técnico Diagnóstico

Abstract

In case 1, Diego and Ana, who are married, purchased a vehicle from Mr. José for R$100,000.00 (one hundred thousand reais) in 20 (twenty) installments of R$5,000.00. The two were able to pay seventeen installments, and as a result, Mr. José filed a contractual termination action, demanding the return of the asset and the payment of a fine in the amount of 70% of the overdue installments, as stated in clause 13 of the contract signed and executed between the parties. The plaintiff also requests in the initial claim the immediate search and seizure of the vehicle. In the second case, Caio, Diego's brother, was convicted of the crime of bodily harm followed by death, a criminal offense defined in §3°, of art. 129, of the Penal Code. Having been granted parole after serving a two-year prison sentence, he was charged with possible criminal offenses as provided for in §1 of the same article. During a cruise ship departing from Santos-SP to Salvador-BA, Caio got into a fight with another passenger, of Italian origin, allegedly breaking the injured passenger's arm, and the injured passenger disembarked in Ilhabela-SP to receive assistance. The cruise ship continued on its route, and Caio was not arrested or questioned. After receiving a summons, he fears losing his benefit.