General and Special Principles of Delivery of Justice in Civil Cases Involving Foreigners

The relevance of this article lies in the fact that the issues that affect the principles of the administration of justice in the Russian Federation in civil cases complicated by foreign elements (individuals and legal entities) are of great importance, because the implementation of all the key requirements of the law is impossible without a comprehensive, logical and consistent implementation of the principles laid down in it. The composition, types and content of such principles in the legislation are constantly being developed and edited. The purpose of this article is to consider the main general and special principles of the administration of justice in civil cases involving foreign persons. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are being solved: The Civil Procedure Code of the Russian Federation (CPC RF) is considered; general and special principles of the administration of justice in civil cases complicated by a foreign element are identified; some problems of the implementation of these principles are considered. Also, this article summarizes the main results of the work done, according to which, in addition to dividing the principles into general and special, special principles, firstly, are the principles of international civil procedure, but cannot be counted among the principles of private international law, and secondly, their number varies among different researchers.

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Arbitrazh-civil procedure
Published
2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.18572/1812-383x-2024-11-3-6
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European and International Law Studies
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General and Special Principles of Delivery of Justice in Civil Cases Involving Foreigners

Sergey V. Utkin
Arbitrazh-civil procedure
European and International Law Studies
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General and Special Principles of Delivery of Justice in Civil Cases Involving Foreigners

Sergey V. Utkin
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Abstract

The relevance of this article lies in the fact that the issues that affect the principles of the administration of justice in the Russian Federation in civil cases complicated by foreign elements (individuals and legal entities) are of great importance, because the implementation of all the key requirements of the law is impossible without a comprehensive, logical and consistent implementation of the principles laid down in it. The composition, types and content of such principles in the legislation are constantly being developed and edited. The purpose of this article is to consider the main general and special principles of the administration of justice in civil cases involving foreign persons. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are being solved: The Civil Procedure Code of the Russian Federation (CPC RF) is considered; general and special principles of the administration of justice in civil cases complicated by a foreign element are identified; some problems of the implementation of these principles are considered. Also, this article summarizes the main results of the work done, according to which, in addition to dividing the principles into general and special, special principles, firstly, are the principles of international civil procedure, but cannot be counted among the principles of private international law, and secondly, their number varies among different researchers.

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