Abstract
The theoretical analysis of the features of the application of the norms of civil procedural law over time in the modern agenda is given, it seems undeservedly, insufficient attention. Despite the fact that the operation of legislation in time and space is the basis of theoretical constructions in law, and law enforcement constantly operates with these categories, in the theory of procedural law in this part there is no complete clarity, as well as there is no system of interrelated established views on a number of individual topical issues related to temporality. Not limited to the problem of reversibility/irreversibility of the operation of the law, which is generally accepted in the theory of law, the author addresses the logical and epistemological boundaries of the concept of “change of civil procedural law”, analyzes extraordinary cases of changes in legislation, examines the criterion “the moment of the commission of procedural actions”. In conclusion, the author notes that the same normative act of civil procedural law may have not one, but several temporal characteristics. Variants of this multiplicity may be different. However, in the science of civil procedural law they are not actually studied.
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