Procedural requirements of civil proceedings

Procedural requirements of civil proceedings The court must meet special requirements regulated by civil procedure in order to issue a judgment in civil proceedings. These requirements are called procedural requirements of civil proceedings. If they have not been met the court must not issue a judgment. Procedural requirements are not enumerated in the Civil Procedure Act. They are created by the theory of civil procedure and by judicial decisions. The first three chapters of the diploma thesis deal with the institute of procedural requirements in general. It is emphasised their role in civil proceedings, analysed legal regulation of the institute and introduced ways of their examination and remedying possible imperfections. Literature is the main source of information in this theoretical part of the thesis. Following chapters are focused on analysis of particular procedural requirements. All requirements are very important and each requirement could be a separate object of research so the diploma thesis concentrates only on defining their function. The thesis also presents methods of determining whether particular procedural requirement has been met and mentions possible ways of remedying imperfections in procedural requirements. Theoretical knowledge acquired in the general part of the thesis is..