About certain means of proof in the trial
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One of the key components in any trial is the procedural activity of participants in the dispute, defending their interests in the conditions of an adversarial trial. The principle of adversariality implies the active role of the participants in the trial, since it is on them that the burden of collecting and presenting evidence lies, and at the expense of the side of the dispute, which did not present the evidence to reinforce their position, include all the risks associated with this.
Belting on the legislative material and extensive judicial practice of various regions of our country in this study, we focused on certain types of evidence used in the trial: a protocol of inspection of Internet pages, certificate certificates, sociological research, extrajudicial, and Also assigned by the notary of the examination.
Separate attention in the work is paid to such interesting procedural issues as the conclusion of an agreement on the actual circumstances of the dispute in the arbitration process, the use of media content and laminated evidence, verification of evidence for falsification, as well as features of proving the fact of calculation operations
Belting on the legislative material and extensive judicial practice of various regions of our country in this study, we focused on certain types of evidence used in the trial: a protocol of inspection of Internet pages, certificate certificates, sociological research, extrajudicial, and Also assigned by the notary of the examination.
Separate attention in the work is paid to such interesting procedural issues as the conclusion of an agreement on the actual circumstances of the dispute in the arbitration process, the use of media content and laminated evidence, verification of evidence for falsification, as well as features of proving the fact of calculation operations
Author:
Author:Bychkov Alexander Igorevich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9998-0434-1
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