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Изменение оснований к отмене судебных постановлений в порядке надзора в гражданском процессе России

Изменение оснований к отмене судебных постановлений в порядке надзора в гражданском процессе России

Abstract

In the article there are considered theoretical and practical problems, which arise from the grounds of setting aside of judgments in the supervisory procedure stated by the Russian legislation. Taking into account the expert opinions, legal propositions and clarifications of Russian highest courts, European institutions’ views concerning the matter as well as related statistics, the author makes conclusions regarding the appropriate ways of legislation improvement in this sphere.

В статье рассматриваются теоретические и практические проблемы, возникающие в связи с установленными в российском законодательстве основаниями к отмене судебных постановлений в порядке надзора. Автор с учетом мнений специалистов, позиции и разъяснений высших судебных инстанций России, мнений европейских институтов по теме статьи, а также статистических показателей делает выводы об оптимальных путях совершенствования законодательства в этой области.

Keywords

гражданский процесс; надзорное производство; отмена судебных решений

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