CNAT Resolutions 2783 & 2784: CPI-Linked Interest Rates in Labor Lawsuits
CNAT Resolutions 2783 and 2784 (March 2024) established the new judicial interest calculation system in Buenos Aires following the Supreme Court's Oliva ruling, indexing awards to the CPI plus 3% annual interest.
Apply the Acta 2783 CNAT precedent to your claim?
Consult Lead Attorney Dr. Guillermo Conti on a pure contingency fee basis:
Essential Conceptual Distinctions
- Binding Doctrine of Acta 2783 CNAT: Mandatory Supreme Court / CNAT case law.
- Zero Court Filing Fees: Full statutory exemption under Article 20 LCT.
- Pure Contingency Fees: We get paid only upon successful financial recovery.
1. CNAT Resolution Framework & CPI Indexing Rules
The National Labor Court of Appeals unified calculation standards across all labor courts in Buenos Aires, mandating historical award adjustment via the official Consumer Price Index (CPI) plus 3% annual interest from accrual until full payment.
2. Legal Certainty & Inflation Protection for Worker Claims
This mechanism protects employee awards against inflation throughout the duration of court proceedings while avoiding appellate invalidation.
Frequently Asked Questions on the Ruling
From what date is CPI inflation computed?
From the termination date or wage accrual date until final settlement execution.
What if a judgment omits Resolution 2783?
Counsel files an appellate challenge to enforce compliance with official CNAT binding standards.
Does it apply to both dismissal and injury claims?
Yes. It governs all proceedings before the 80 National Labor Courts of Buenos Aires.