ON THE QUESTION OF THE NECESSITY OF FILTERINGNOVELS OF CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1063546/nzqetg73Keywords:
civil proceedings, civil procedural law, civil procedural form, judicial activity, protection of civil rights, guarantees for the protection of rights, principles of civil proceedings, fil- tering of legal novelsAbstract
The article discusses the problems of modernizing civil procedural law. The author sees the main task of rule-making in civil proceedings as creating an ideal model of the justice mechanism in civil cases. It is indicated that technological progress and other modern realities should not eliminate traditional guarantees developed by legal science, tested by judicial practice, and enshrined by the legislator as a means of ensuring fair justice. These, according to the author, are the principles of justice and the civil procedural form, the effectiveness of which depends on how reasonable, timely, expedient, and economically secure the procedural law itself is. Modern reality has added to these features the possibility of implementing norms during epidemics, pandemics, other emergency situations, and related restrictions.
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