Interconnections between Civil Procedure Law and Substantive Law: The Problems of the Theory and Practice (Ending)
Е. Е. Уксусова
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Е. Е. Уксусова
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The article identifies foundations, a structure and significant aspects of scientific cognition of intercon n ections between civil procedural law and substantive law in the Russian legal system. Taking into account such interconnections makes it possible for this branch of the procedural science to elicit an obvious indication of such interconnections, which is important during the study of the procedural area of court proceedings by means of examination of the essence of the court proceedings in view of its substantive and procedural nature. This focus of research is illustrated by examples of the modern legal regulation and judicial application.
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The article identifies foundations, a structure and significant aspects of scientific cognition of intercon n ections between civil procedural law and substantive law in the Russian legal system. Taking into account such interconnections makes it possible for this branch of the procedural science to elicit an obvious indication of such interconnections, which is important during the study of the procedural area of court proceedings by means of examination of the essence of the court proceedings in view of its substantive and procedural nature. This focus of research is illustrated by examples of the modern legal regulation and judicial application.
Key concepts: Procedural law, Substantive law, Law, Civil procedure, Focus (optics), Political science, Civil law (Civil law), Sociology