The "Council House" is the courtroom where, as provided by law or upon request of the parties or the public prosecutor, the hearings are held confidential. In this case, besides the judge or judges, are only admitted to these hearings the parties or their repesentative, lawyers. Court of Appeal the solicitors ys also admitted.
This extends to the name of the procedure followed. We talk business "discussed in private." This room may be the office of the judge assigned to hear the parties. This situation arises when there are grounds for a personal appearance or parts and in the case of an investigation that takes place before a judge.
In other cases, when judges are sitting in college. The Council Chamber is the room where the Presiding Judge and judges at the House affactés he chairs, will meet, but they may also meet in any other place outside the presence of the public to deliberate. This is the reason to designate this room that is most often adjacent to the courtroom, speaking indifferently of "House Council" or "deliberation room."
Texts
Civil Code, Art. 248, 298.
Code of Civil Procedure, art. 22, 433 ff .
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