Abstract

This article discusses the experience of advanced foreign countries in the using of coercive procedural measures in civil proceedings, including the types of procedural coercive measures applied in civil courts of Germany, England, Finland, and the United States, as well as the necessity, importance and practice of coercive measures. Also, the role and importance of coercive measures in society, in the judicial system, the grounds and procedure for the application of coercive measures, the problems associated with the application of coercive measures in civil proceedings, the theory of coercive measures and practical issues, scientific-theoretical and practical views of foreign authors on procedural coercive measures, opinions, issues of application of coercive measures are analyzed. In addition, proposals and recommendations for issues related to the application of a court fine, increasing or decreasing the amount of the fine, replacing it with another coercive measure, what cases are considered violations of a judicial order in civil proceedings, warning the parties in case of such cases, expulsion from the courtroom, problems arising in court proceedings and their analysis, the competent state bodies, their rights and obligations to apply coercive procedural measures, civil procedural legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its norms civil legislation of foreign countries comparative analysis, the improvement of procedural coercive measures in civil proceedings are given in the article.

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