Някои особености на медиацията в гражданския процес
Some peculiarities of mediation in the Civil process
Author(s): Violeta KotsevaSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Education, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Civil Law, Public Law, History of Education
Published by: Нов български университет
Keywords: Mediation; Civil law
Summary/Abstract: Mediation is a voluntary out-of-court procedure that can significantly to ease the work of the justice system. The suggestion for initiating mediation can do both parties to the dispute together or each of them separately, as well as a court or other competent authority before which the dispute has already been resolved. Statistics show that cases are increasing its number, and society remains increasingly dissatisfied with the lawsuit. But the theoretical potential for the great practical application of this institute has not been realized. Still the concept and procedure are unknown or in the most the best case - poorly known.Mediation is a voluntary out-of-court procedure that can significantly to ease the work of the justice system. The suggestion for initiating mediation can do both parties to the dispute together or each of them separately, as well as a court or other competent authority before which the dispute has already been resolved. Statistics show that cases are increasing its number, and society remains increasingly dissatisfied with the lawsuit. Mediation is a voluntary out-of-court procedure that can significantly to ease the work of the justice system. The suggestion for initiating mediation can do both parties to the dispute together or each of them separately, as well as a court or other competent authority before which the dispute has already been resolved. Statistics show that cases are increasing its number, and society remains increasingly dissatisfied with the lawsuit. However, the theoretical potential for the great practical application of this institute has not been realized. Still the concept and procedure are unknown or in the most the best case - poorly known.Still the concept and procedure are unknown or in the most, the best case - poorly known.
Journal: Юридическо списание на Нов български университет
- Issue Year: 2011
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 22-31
- Page Count: 11
- Language: Bulgarian