PROBLEMS IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE ARBITRATION COURT IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN AND MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF ITS JUDGES.

In the era of large-scale reforms being carried out in our country, measures are being taken to radically develop and improve each sphere, to form a system that raises the interests and values of the population to a high level. At the same time, the legal position of arbitration courts, mediation and arbitration courts in the field of alternative dispute resolution is increasingly expanding. In particular, it is very important to eliminate existing problems in arbitration courts and regulate the mechanism of their activities in accordance with world standards. Because arbitration proceedings are a legal institution created to quickly and effectively resolve existing disputes and other similar problems in civil and economic activities. Therefore, today, in our country, in the context of further deepening democratic reforms and the formation of civil society, it is extremely important to widely develop the institution of arbitration courts. This scientific article is devoted to the existing problems in the formation of the composition of the arbitration court in the Republic of Uzbekistan and the need to implement measures to improve their correct formation, the knowledge and skills of arbitration court judges in the field, and to provide proposals and additions to eliminate the existing needs in the legislation. The study provides a detailed analysis of the functions of arbitration courts, the methods and techniques necessary for their development, and the measures taken by the state in this regard.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14105717
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PROBLEMS IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE ARBITRATION COURT IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN AND MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF ITS JUDGES.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Education, Law, and Society
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PROBLEMS IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE ARBITRATION COURT IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN AND MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF ITS JUDGES.

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In the era of large-scale reforms being carried out in our country, measures are being taken to radically develop and improve each sphere, to form a system that raises the interests and values of the population to a high level. At the same time, the legal position of arbitration courts, mediation and arbitration courts in the field of alternative dispute resolution is increasingly expanding. In particular, it is very important to eliminate existing problems in arbitration courts and regulate the mechanism of their activities in accordance with world standards. Because arbitration proceedings are a legal institution created to quickly and effectively resolve existing disputes and other similar problems in civil and economic activities. Therefore, today, in our country, in the context of further deepening democratic reforms and the formation of civil society, it is extremely important to widely develop the institution of arbitration courts. This scientific article is devoted to the existing problems in the formation of the composition of the arbitration court in the Republic of Uzbekistan and the need to implement measures to improve their correct formation, the knowledge and skills of arbitration court judges in the field, and to provide proposals and additions to eliminate the existing needs in the legislation. The study provides a detailed analysis of the functions of arbitration courts, the methods and techniques necessary for their development, and the measures taken by the state in this regard.

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