Abstract
The article reveals the main directions and trends in the development of the civil process, in particular, the tendency to bring together not only civil and arbitration processes, but also civil and administrative processes. Demonstrates the desire of the legislator to unify civil, arbitration and administrative proceedings. The realized ideas of unification of the civil process are analyzed, such as replacing the institution of jurisdiction with the institution of jurisdiction, reforming simplified procedures for considering cases, introducing the institution of conciliation procedures, changing the procedure for calculating procedural terms, changing the procedure for considering challenging a judge, and other issues that accompany reforming the civil process.
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