On the Procedural Significance of Defence Council's Actions Aimed at the Actual Satisfaction of the Claimant's Demands Prior to Awarding Judgement

Based on the analysis of doctrinal sources and law enforcement practice, the article examines the question of the procedural significance of the defendant's voluntary satisfaction of claims after filing a claim in court, but before making a decision. The author concludes that the actual fulfillment by the defendant of the plaintiff's claims after the initiation of civil proceedings is similar in nature to the recognition of the claim by the defendant.