Abstract

This study is determined by the theoretical and practical interest in the study of issues related to the protection of the rights of participants in transport obligations. The need for research is dictated by the direct needs of the subjects of the relevant legal relations in the actual exercise of rights, as well as in connection with the search for the most effective use of existing civil law forms of protection of violated rights of participants in transport obligations. Turning to general theoretical problems, in particular, to the concept of protection of rights, it is concluded that this is common to civil law and civil procedure. The authors state that the specifics of transport obligations determine the specifics of protecting the rights of their participants, where the main role is given to the non-jurisdictional form of protection. The authors pay special attention to the claims procedure for dispute settlement, supporting the position that this procedure is inter-industry in nature. At the same time, it is proposed to use other conciliation procedures along with the claim procedure (or after) before applying to the court, which, in turn, according to the authors, will allow building an effective system for protecting the violated rights of participants in transport obligations.

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