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The assurance of evidence has been conceived in our Code of Procedure as a precautionary measure, by conferring on the parties the possibility of obtaining evidence through an anticipated mechanism, which ultimately becomes an exception to the rule contained in Article 792 of the Judicial Code, which proposes that the evidence to be appreciated in a process requires a request to be practiced or incorporated into the process within the indicated terms.We say the above because the assurance of evidence as such a figure conceived within the title of evidence, when we are really facing an anticipated assurance measure, which only proceeds when any person wishes or intends to sue or fears that they may be sued, and provided that there is a justified fear that eventually a means of proof may be lacking, making it difficult or impracticable to obtain it in a timely manner. When you think about requesting the intervention of the judge in a specific matter, we imagine that it will be through a claim or by answering it, which is an imperfect or incomplete idea, since you can also go to the judge with the intention that collaborate in aspects that will contribute to the preparation of a future process, to that set of judicial activities, where the judge allows in advance to inspect the litigious thing or various evidentiary elements, it is called Exhibit Proceedings. There is no doubt that the proceedings have a precautionary justification of prior information, which brings with it the periculum in mora, therefore, it is considered by many authors as a precautionary measure.

La diligencia exhibitoria como aseguramiento de prueba en el proceso civil panameño