Abstract
At present, the institution of reviewing an expert’s opinion is of significant importance in the practice of considering civil cases. In the doctrine, this procedural institution is poorly developed. The article is devoted to theoretical and applied research of the emerging institution of reviewing the opinion of a forensic expert. The article focuses on the concept and form of reviewing, negative and positive judicial practice of using reviewing in civil cases. The author’s understanding of the institution of review, the figure of the reviewer and the procedural and legal significance of the institution of review for the practice of considering and resolving civil and arbitration cases in courts is given.
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