Abstract
The article looks at summary proceedings through the prism of a communicative approach. The focus is on the interaction of the parties with the court and with each other. It is noted that from the point of view of communication simplified proceedings differ markedly from the ordinary process. In simplified proceedings there are fewer subjects of communication, both among the persons involved in the case and among the other participants in the process. There is also predominantly verbal written communication in these proceedings. The peculiarities of such communication in the exercise of dispositive rights by the parties, in the transition from lawsuit to simplified proceedings and vice versa, in rendering a decision and communicating it to the parties, are reflected in this article.
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