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Title

Mechanisms of counteraction against abuse of procedural rights (as exemplified by the arbitration process when considering economic disputes in civil matters)

Authors

Chetver takova Elena Sergeevna

judge, presiding judge of the Arbitrazh Court of the Chelyabinsk Region, Candidate of Science (Law), associate professor. 2 Vorovsky St., Chelyabinsk, 454091. E-mail: Helen2610 helen2610@ya.ru

Section

Civil and Criminal Procedure

Issue

4/2014

Page

135-142

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347.91/.95

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Abstract

The paper deals with the analysis of the category “interest” as a prerequisite for civil (arbitration) procedure and as an element of the mechanism of counteraction against abuse of right to sue. The role of adversarial and optionality principles in the civil proceedings is evaluated. Since it’s necessary to adhere to procedural time limits when considering a case and reasonable time period of civil proceedings, the author draws attention to the role of legal assessment of such circumstances as legal and factual complexity of the case, behavior of trial participants, sufficiency and efficiency of the court’s actions, carried out for a timely consideration of the case, as well as reasoning of the judicial act, in which the court comes to a conclusion that the case couldn’t be considered in this session due to the need to adduce additional evidence and conduct other procedural actions. The ways of exercising influence on trial participants (appropriation of court costs, imposition of a court fine) are examined. The possibility of a failure of judicial protection in case of abuse of substantive and (or) procedural rights is analyzed.

Keywords

abuse of right, procedural rights, civil proceedings.

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