Abstract
The civil procedural rules directly provide for the delivery and sending a copy of the court decision by the court of the first instance to the persons participating in the case, as well as some court rulings. In the article, the authors analyse the common practice of the courts of appeal, according to which the participating parties do not receive a copy of the ruling of the appellate court directly from the court of appeal. The parties themselves must apply to the court of first instance with a request for a copy of the judicial act. The authors investigate the reasons for the emergence of such judicial practice and raise the question of its compliance with the civil procedural law.
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