La Jurisdicción Marítima especializada de la República de Panamá, conformada por dos tribunales de primera instancia y un tribunal de apelaciones, funcionaran bajo un mismo techo, en un edificio remodelado en el Corregimiento de Ancón.
A un costo de 10 millones de dólares, el Órgano Judicial rehabilitó el Edificio 310 que albergará las oficinas de los Tribunales Marítimos Primero y Segundo; y el Tribunal de Apelaciones Marítimas en el Corregimiento de Ancón, Distrito de Panamá. El edificio con un área cerrada de construcción de 4,226 metros cuadrados y 1,268 metros de área abierta, cuenta con despachos para los magistrados, jueces, secretarías, salas de audiencia, recepción, oficinas administrativas, baños acondicionados para personas con discapacidad, ascensor, con 54 estacionamientos de los cuales 24 están bajo techo.
Según la Magistrada Presidenta del Tribunal Marítimo de Apelaciones, Gisela Agurto. “Esta infraestructura es muy importante porque son tribunales internacionales, donde se reciben peritos internacionales, que se presentan con diversas situaciones, de allí que se requiera contar con instalaciones de acuerdo a la realidad”. La obra se inició el 27 de agosto de 2013, tiene un avance de 91% y está prevista entregarse próximamente, no obstante faltan algunos detalles.
New headquarters of the Maritime Jurisdiction.
The Maritime Jurisdiction specializing in the Republic of Panama, consisting of two courts of first instance and a court of appeals, functioned under one roof in a renovated in Ancon building.
At a cost of $ 10 million, the judiciary rehabilitated the 310 building that will house the offices of the First and Second Maritime Courts; and the Court of Appeals Marine in Ancon, Panama District. The building with an enclosed building area of 4,226 square meters and 1.268 meters of open area, has offices for magistrates, judges, secretaries, court rooms, reception, administrative offices, restrooms equipped for disabled, lift, with 54 24 parking lots which are indoors.
According to the Judge President of the Maritime Court of Appeals, Gisela Agurto. "This infrastructure is very important because they are international courts, where international experts, who present with various situations, hence required to have facilities according to reality received". The work began on August 27, 2013, has an advance of 91% and is expected to surrender soon, however missing some details.
The Maritime Jurisdiction specializing in the Republic of Panama, consisting of two courts of first instance and a court of appeals, functioned under one roof in a renovated in Ancon building.
At a cost of $ 10 million, the judiciary rehabilitated the 310 building that will house the offices of the First and Second Maritime Courts; and the Court of Appeals Marine in Ancon, Panama District. The building with an enclosed building area of 4,226 square meters and 1.268 meters of open area, has offices for magistrates, judges, secretaries, court rooms, reception, administrative offices, restrooms equipped for disabled, lift, with 54 24 parking lots which are indoors.
According to the Judge President of the Maritime Court of Appeals, Gisela Agurto. "This infrastructure is very important because they are international courts, where international experts, who present with various situations, hence required to have facilities according to reality received". The work began on August 27, 2013, has an advance of 91% and is expected to surrender soon, however missing some details.
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