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BRASÍLIA – Minister Luiz Fux of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) decided Thursday to respond to a request from the Federal Attorney General's Office and to suspend all its judicial proceedings in the country with questions about the minimum shipping table . The decision still maintains the fine applied to those who do not respect the prices shown in the table.
The edition of a table proposing a minimum price to road freight in the country was one of the answers of the government of the former President Michel Temer to put an end to the truck stop which caused a supply crisis in the country .
At the end of last year, Fux had decided, by way of an injunction (interim decision), to prevent the National Agency of Land Transport (ANTT ) to impose fines on carriers who did not follow the table of goods . A week later, however, he annulled his own decision, at the request of the federal prosecutor.
In January, the Federation of State Industries of São Paulo (Fiesp) obtained a preliminary injunction that favors companies affiliated with the entity preventing them from being fined by ANTT in case non-compliance with the list of minimum prices for road freight.
In today 's decision, Fux baderted that "the reasons for the decision taken at the end of last year remain" healthy ", inter alia" to preserve legal certainty until the controversy over the subsistence of the above-mentioned law is resolved by this courtroom. "There is no forecast as to when the action will be badyzed by the ministers of the Supreme Court.
The table of minimum prices for road freight is the subject of three direct appeals for unconstitutionality before the Federal Supreme Court (STF) .The National Confederation of Industry (CNI) is the author of the 39. One of them argues that the tabelamento infringes the constitutional principles of free enterprise, free competition and consumer protection.
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