SP prosecutors oppose injunction in Corinthians court intervention bid | OneFootball

In a filing dated last Monday (6), the São Paulo Public Prosecutor’s Office took a position against granting urgent relief in the case requesting judicial intervention at Corinthians. Submitted to the 13th Civil Court, the document states that, at this time, there are not enough elements to justify the immediate adoption of the measure.

The lawsuit was filed under the allegation of “reckless management” in previous administrations, with possible damage to Corinthians’ assets. In view of this, the plaintiffs requested urgent relief for the appointment of a temporary intervenor, who would immediately take over the club’s management.

In its analysis of the case, the Public Prosecutor’s Office acknowledged the social relevance of football and the legitimacy of its role in situations involving possible harm to collective interests. Even so, it considered that the current stage of the investigation does not allow for such a drastic measure. The body highlighted that the procedure is still in its initial phase, without the proper hearing of the defendant, which compromises a more in-depth assessment of the facts.

In this sense, the main basis of the filing is the lack of sufficient elements to justify the urgency of the intervention. In addition, the São Paulo Public Prosecutor’s Office draws attention to the institutional risks of a hasty decision. The body warns that any eventual granting of the measure, followed by a later reversal, “could worsen the situation of institutional instability, to the detriment of the club’s own interests.”

Thus, the agency’s filing indicates that the case should proceed through its regular course, with the investigations deepened and adversarial proceedings guaranteed before any decision on intervention. The position does not close the case, but it stands as an important indication within the judicial process.

The document is signed by prosecutors Andre Pascoal da Silva and Luiz Ambra Neto and sets out the need for caution in analyzing measures that may directly affect the club’s administrative structure.

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