Abstract
One may ask what changes have occurred in Israeli civil procedure in the 40 years of the existence of the State. The answer is clear—almost none. This is true as to both of the major concerns of civil procedure, i.e., (a) the conduct of the proceedings pursuant to the rules of civil procedure, and (b) the court structure and allocation of jurisdiction among the different courts.Of course there have been some changes in the last 40 years. Regarding the Rules of Civil Procedure one can point to changes such as the expansion of the use of summary process and originating summons, along with the abolition of the docket preference given to summary process proceedings after a right to defend has been granted; the adoption of the American pre-trial conference proceeding; important developments as to linkage differentials and interest that are added to money judgments; and expansion of third-party practice proceedings.
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