Edict

Grants suspensive effect to appeals filed by Lisa and BDT

Issued on
April 7, 2025
Issued by
Sixth Civil Court
Grants suspensive effect to appeals filed by Lisa and BDT

Overview

On April 7, 2025, the Sixteenth Civil Court issued an edict granting suspensive effect to the appeals filed by both Lisa, S.A. and BDT Investments Inc. against Judgment No. 71 of January 31, 2025. The ruling recognizes that the appeals were timely filed and, under Articles 1131, 1137, and 1139 of the Judicial Code, must halt the effects of the challenged judgment while the higher court reviews the case.

The court ordered the full case file sent to the First Superior Tribunal, which will hear and decide the appeals. The edict serves as formal public notification to all parties and remains posted for five business days. This decision ensures that none of the adverse consequences of the lower judgment—such as the rejection of Lisa’s standing, the exclusion of BDT, or the cost order—can take effect while the appellate court evaluates the case.