The Right to the Truth in Civil and Arbitration Proceedings

The article is devoted to the study of the subjective right to truth in civil and arbitration proceedings. The author, based on an analysis of the legislation and the practice of its application, concludes that a party’s lies are not allowed in modern proceedings and its identification entails a review of the case based on newly discovered circumstances. The study also notes that judges do not have the right to allow lies in the process, even if it is aimed at the public good.