Abstract

The institution of proof in civil proceedings is a complex and complex legal category. The features of this legal institution are determined by the procedural status of the parties to the procedural legal relationship, as well as the court. The key importance in terms of the peculiarities of the institution of proof in civil proceedings is the complexity and variability of substantive provisions, which determine the formation of the evidentiary base and the subject of proof. In addition, this fact is also a consequence of circumstances predetermined by legislation, which are subject to proof in a civil case. Features of proof in civil proceedings are also characterized by the powers of the court regarding the subject of proof when considering and resolving a civil case. These issues, as well as a number of other aspects, form the features of the procedural institution under consideration, the work carried out a substantive analysis of the above aspects.

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