About some problems of consideration of cases in the order of special proceedings

Abstract

Civil procedure law is one of the key areas of legal regulation that ensure the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and organizations in court. In the framework of civil proceedings, a special place is occupied by special proceedings, which are used to resolve certain categories of cases that are not subject to consideration in the usual manner. Special proceedings include a variety of procedures, such as writ proceedings, fact-finding proceedings, and others. These procedures are characterized by simplification, speed and specificity in the framework of judicial activity.

The present work is devoted to the study of special production in the civil process, with an emphasis on writ production. The first chapter will cover the theoretical foundations, including the concept and objectives of special production. In the second chapter, attention will be paid to the procedure for reviewing cases, as well as existing problems in this area. The third chapter will be devoted to a detailed analysis of writ production, its principles and objectives, as well as the grounds for its application. The last chapter will describe the process of initiation, cancellation and execution of writ proceedings, which allows us to give a comprehensive picture of the features and stages of this procedural proceeding.

The work is aimed at a deeper understanding of the role of special proceedings in civil proceedings, identifying existing problems and suggestions for their solution, as well as exploring the theoretical and practical aspects of writ proceedings as an important form of judicial proceedings.