Excessive intervention by the State through the Judiciary in the freedom to contract and in the negotiating autonomy of the contracting parties can be harmful to the insurance market. This was one of the grounds adopted by the Court of Justice of the State of Minas Gerais to grant the insurer a case involving rural insurance.
Santos Bevilaqua Advogados defended the insurer. Lawyers Juliana da Silva Telles and Bárbara Pereira, specialists from partner Keila Manangão’s rural insurance team, acted in the case.
The Court of Justice of Minas Gerais dismisses the application of the Consumer Defense Code and states that the intervention of the Judiciary in contractual autonomy can be harmful to the market.
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