2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-03443-0_1
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Goals of Civil Justice and Civil Procedure in the Contemporary World

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“…68 Udkast (1908) Bilag III to Ot.prp. 1 (1910 Uzelac (2014), p. 6. 72 Mattei (1994 in the introduction, there is a strong connection between legislation and society, and different societies can respond differently to the same rules.…”
Section: Choice Of Sources Of Inspirationmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…68 Udkast (1908) Bilag III to Ot.prp. 1 (1910 Uzelac (2014), p. 6. 72 Mattei (1994 in the introduction, there is a strong connection between legislation and society, and different societies can respond differently to the same rules.…”
Section: Choice Of Sources Of Inspirationmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The goal of civil justice is an important mark that symbolizes the direction of civil procedural law and its role in the implementation of justice. As was correctly emphasized by Uzelac (2014), it would be easy to state the obvious and repeat that in all justice systems of the world the role of civil justice is to apply the relevant substantive law to the established facts in an impartial manner and to pronounce fair and accurate judgments, but this is not so (Uzelac, 2014). The changes in the formulation of the purpose of civil justice in Ukraine is associated with modern reforms.…”
Section: What Does the Goal Of Civil Justice Mean?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…55 En su forma más pura, este objetivo se concentra sólo en la determinación de los derechos disputados entre las personas y limita la función de la justicia civil en proporcionar un foro neutral que se pone a disposición de los litigantes para evitar recurrir a la auto tutela. 56 Este enfoque, denominado como "la vieja filosofía de la justicia según sus méritos", asume que siempre que un tribunal alcanza una decisión correcta sobre los hechos y el derecho, la justicia ha sido hecha, sin importar nada más. 57 En esta perspectiva, no son relevantes el tiempo y/o los recursos utilizados, si ello da lugar a resultados legalmente correctos.…”
Section: Desafíos Y Problemas Actuales De Los Sistemas De Jus-ticiaunclassified