THE PREREQUISITES OF PARTIES FOR BRINGING A CIVIL ACTION UNDER THE NEW CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
THE PREREQUISITES OF PARTIES FOR BRINGING A CIVIL ACTION UNDER THE NEW CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

Summary/Abstract: Bringing a civil action in court, at the first glance, can be a relatively formal activity because it may be exercised by any person who considers that he/she has suffered a damage because his/her rights or legitimate interest have not been respected. The innovative regulations of the New Code of Civil Procedure contain a number of procedural rules concerning the conditions for the exercise of this action, and also provide for the rules that compose the locus standi items of the parties. Although these rules provide guidance on the bringing a civil action, they have already triggered some controversy. Therefore, this study attempts to clarify a small number of issues regarding these rules and to provide a small contribution to the doctrine on this topic.

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