Abstract

In this article, the author considers civil procedural inaction as a form of civil procedural behavior. It is assumed that civil procedural inaction, of course, should have the right to be included in the content of the concept of civil procedure. Inaction in private and public law is a prerequisite for the emergence of a civil procedural action. Civil procedural inaction, by analogy with civil law, has a stage character, but at the same time there are differences in the content of the stages: correlation of the model of inaction formed in consciousness with the model of inaction formulated in the norms of civil procedural law; implementation of an act of inaction, that is, abstinence from actions occurring at a certain time and in a certain place, entailing by virtue of the participation of the subject in a particular civil procedural legal relationship legally significant consequences.

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