Abstract
The article analyses the legal regulation of the procedure of consideration and resolution of civil cases in the court of first instance in the Republic of Turkey with the aim of forming a common understanding of Turkish civil proceedings. The author’s attention is focused on some principles of Turkish civil procedure, the peculiarities of the procedure for bringing an action, initiating and considering a civil case in the court of first instance. Comparing the provisions of the Turkish Code of Civil Procedure and the Code of Civil Procedure of the Russian Federation, the author concludes that there are commonalities (e.g., common fundamental principles of judicial proceedings) and differences (e.g., rules governing the conduct of judicial proceedings). The author notes that Turkish law-making experience in regulating certain aspects of civil proceedings can be taken into account by domestic legislators.
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