Actual problems of civil procedural law

Answers to the test Actual problems of civil procedural law Synergy MIT/MOI (all tests 85 points)
1.A claim for ... is a requirement aimed at confirming by the court the existence or absence of a certain legal relationship; since the court decision on these claims states, i.e., the existence or absence of a disputed legal relationship is established, these claims are also called establishing claims
2. A citizen of the Russian Federation may be a judge of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, ...
3. Appeal proceedings ... an independent stage of the civil process
4. The object of the appeal are decisions ...
5. The judicial system of the Russian Federation is being established ...
6. The basis for refusal to accept the statement of claim is ...
7. Judicial power is exercised through ... legal proceedings
8. Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation ...
9. ... jurisdiction means that a legal issue can be resolved in a court of general jurisdiction or an arbitration court, in a labor dispute commission and in court
10. The right to change the refusal of the claim has ...
11. The age limit for tenure as a judge is ...
12. Courts ... are certain judicial bodies that operate throughout the territory of the Russian Federation for the specific purpose of administering justice in relation to civil cases and criminal cases, as well as in cases of violations of administrative law and order
13. ... cassation appeals are decisions of the courts of first instance that have not entered into legal force
14. A lawsuit is ...
plaintiff´s written request to hear the case in his absence
15. Measures to secure a claim include ...
16. The system of military courts consists of ... links
17. The form of filing a cassation complaint - ...
18. Types of jurisdiction: ...
19. An appeal may be signed ...
20. To file a cassation complaint ... pay a state fee
21. The appeal is filed in ...
22. Judicial decisions may be appealed to a supervisory court within ... from the date of their entry into force
23. Judgments come into force...
24. Supervisory courts issue their decision in the form of ...
25. The substantive consequences of filing a claim are that it is interrupted ...
26. ... proceedings - the activities of the court of second instance to verify the legality and validity of the contested judicial decisions that have not entered into force
27. Appeals are filed with the court of appeal through ...
28. There is a time limit for cassation appeals against judicial acts that have entered into legal force ...
29. The totality of civil procedural rules that establish the rules for delineating the powers of courts of general jurisdiction is an institution ...
30. The prosecutor who brought the cassation presentation ...
31. The court considers a case arising from public legal relations on the basis of ...
32. Claim proceedings are initiated on the basis of a lawsuit filed with the court, according to the rules of jurisdiction and ...
33. Imperative jurisdiction is ...
34. The prosecutor, in case of disagreement with the decision of the justice of the peace ...
35. A juror during the period of administration of justice is subject to ... judges
36. Claim proceedings cover ... civil proceedings
37. The set of norms that establish the boundaries of the powers of various state, public, state-public bodies to consider and resolve legal cases is ...
39. The object of the cassation appeal may be ...
40. The type of appeal, meaning that the case is retried by the appellate court according to the rules in force in the first instance, and at the same time the parties have the right to bring new facts and evidence, is ... appeals
41. Single jurisdiction is ...
42. Claim proceedings are the activities of participants in civil proceedings regulated by the norms of civil procedural legislation with a decisive role ...
43. Judicial ... is the procedure established by procedural legislation for the distribu