Abstract
The article analyzes the issue of the principle of objective truth in modern legal proceedings. The author analyzes the arguments of the opponents of this principle and its supporters. Failure to establish true knowledge of the facts when considering each case does not mean the absence of that principle. The civil procedure, the whole set of rules is aimed at establishing true knowledge about the facts, if there is a desire for this from interested parties. Without such rules, judicial activity loses its significance as the highest form of protection of rights.
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