ON THE ISSUE OF THE DIFFERENTIATION OF CONCEPTS«RIGHTS TO JUDICIAL PROTECTION», «RIGHT TO APPEAL TO THECOURT», «RIGHT TO FILE A CLAIM» AND «RIGHT TO CLAIM»IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

Authors

  • Natalia TKACHEVA
  • Akhilbek Baikenzheev

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63546/3005-2246.2024.7.3.006

Keywords:

the right to judicial protection, the right to appeal to the court, the right to file a claim, civil proceedings, guarantees, a claim

Abstract

The article discusses one of the controversial issues in procedural theory, the
importance of the correct use of procedural terminology, in the context of the realization of the right
to judicial protection, which is one of the main ways to protect the rights of citizens and organizations.
The procedural concepts directly related to the right to judicial protection are analyzed, such as: the
right to go to court, the right to file a claim and the right to a claim. In conclusion, it is concluded that
the concept of the right to judicial protection is independent, acting as the basis for the realization of
the right to appeal to the court, which in turn is the basic one for the right to file a claim, i.e. the right
to a claim.

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Published

2024-09-28

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Section

Civil law and civil process