A efetividade da medida provisória nº 2.220/01 para os fins de garantia do direito internacional à moradia: análise jurisprudencial do tema no âmbito do Tribunal de Justiça do estado de São Paulo
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2020-06
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Santos, Rennan Ferreira dos
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Cardia, Ana Cláudia Ruy
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No presente trabalho foi abordado o conflito existente entre a aplicação do direito
internacional à moradia e o direito à propriedade à luz da legislação pátria e dos tratados
de direitos humanos que o Brasil é signatário e que versam acerca do direito à moradia
como corolário básico do princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana. A questão foi
analisada a partir do enfoque da edição da Medida Provisória nº 2.220/01, que
regulamenta a concessão de uso especial para fins de moradia dos imóveis públicos.
Analisou-se, então, a diversidade de conceitos que envolvem o tema, bem como a
problemática habitacional enfrentada pelo Brasil atualmente. A pesquisa foi realizada
com base em busca jurisprudencial no âmbito do Tribunal de Justiça do Estado de São
Paulo, a partir do uso das palavras chaves abaixo transcritas e informações contidas no
site jusbrasil.com, na qual foram encontrados trinta julgados sobre tema, permitindo
concluir que a Medida Provisória, editada nos idos de 2001, apesar de representar
importante instrumento jurídico à efetividade do direito à moradia para a população
carente, enfrenta percalços técnicos jurídicos para a sua aplicação pelo judiciário paulista.
In this paper, the existing conflict between the application of the international right to housing and the right to property was addressed according to the national legislation and the human rights treaties in which Brazil is a signatory, that conceives the right to housing as a basic corollary of the principle of human dignity. The matter was analyzed focusing on the edition of Provisional Executive Order nº 2,220 / 01, which regulates the special concession of public properties in order to be used for housing issues. It was analyzed, then, the diversity of concepts that involves the theme, as well as the housing problem faced by Brazil nowadays. The research was carried out based on jurisprudential search within the scope of São Paulo’s State Court of Justice, from the use of the keywords transcribed below and information contained on the jusbrasil.com website, in which thirty judges about the subject were found, allowing to conclude that the Provisional Executive Order issued in 2001, despite of representing an important legal instrument for the effectiveness of the right to housing for the needy population, faces technical legal difficulties for it’s application by São Paulo’s judiciary system.
In this paper, the existing conflict between the application of the international right to housing and the right to property was addressed according to the national legislation and the human rights treaties in which Brazil is a signatory, that conceives the right to housing as a basic corollary of the principle of human dignity. The matter was analyzed focusing on the edition of Provisional Executive Order nº 2,220 / 01, which regulates the special concession of public properties in order to be used for housing issues. It was analyzed, then, the diversity of concepts that involves the theme, as well as the housing problem faced by Brazil nowadays. The research was carried out based on jurisprudential search within the scope of São Paulo’s State Court of Justice, from the use of the keywords transcribed below and information contained on the jusbrasil.com website, in which thirty judges about the subject were found, allowing to conclude that the Provisional Executive Order issued in 2001, despite of representing an important legal instrument for the effectiveness of the right to housing for the needy population, faces technical legal difficulties for it’s application by São Paulo’s judiciary system.
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bem público , direito à moradia , estado de São Paulo , public good , right to housing , state of São Paulo