PROBLEMS OF CIVIL PROCEDURE IN WORKS SCIENTISTS KYIVNATIONALECONOMICINSTITUTEEARLY SOVIET ERA

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  • L. Mikhnevich ,

Abstract

The article is devoted to individual problems of Soviet law of Civil Procedure of 1920, which were in the works of E. Kelman and А. Boutovsky, both were professors of Kyiv National Economic Institute. The subject of their scientific studies were the problems of public hearings and trial and the simplification of Civil Procedure. It was also analized the influence of Soviet law of civil procedure and modern Civil Procedure of Ukraine.

Faculty of Law, Kyiv Institute of National Economy, Civil Procedure, the Judiciary, secret deliberation room, simplification of Civil Procedure.

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No. 213 (2015): Частина 1 (англ)

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