DISCLOSURE OF EVIDENCE IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS:REGULATORY ISSUES OF THE INSTITUTE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1063546/ggx1mr94Keywords:
civil proceedings, disclosure of evidence, pre-trial record, interpretation of the provisions of the CPC of the Republic of Kazakhstan on disclosure of evidence, types of disclosure of evidence, patterns of disclosure of evidence, subjects of discovery of evidence, Volume of disclosure of evidence, time frame for disclosure of evidenceAbstract
The article analyzes the norms of the Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan concerning the new institute of disclosure of evidence for Kazakhstan’s civil proceedings, and provides the author’s interpretation of these norms. The questions raised by the Institute’s regulations have also been identified. These issues arise from gaps, inconsistencies and ambiguities in the current civil procedure law on disclosure of evidence. The analysis of civil procedural norms makes it possible to assert the need for proper regulation of this institution and its full implementation in Kazakhstan’s civil proceedings. The article concludes with specific proposals to address the disclosure of evidence.
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