POLISH CIVIL PROCEDURE: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW – SOME REMARKS ABOUT RECENT CHANGES OF PROCEDURAL LAW IN POLAND
POLISH CIVIL PROCEDURE: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW – SOME REMARKS ABOUT RECENT CHANGES OF PROCEDURAL LAW IN POLAND
Author(s): Piotr RylskiSubject(s): Constitutional Law, Civil Law
Published by: Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave
Keywords: civil procedure; electronic pleadings; extraordinary complaint; Code of Civil Procedure; amendments; reform of procedural law;
Summary/Abstract: Polish civil procedural law is still the subject of numerous legislative changes. Only in recent years the Code of Civil Procedure has been amended over 30 times. These changes resulted from various reasons. Firstly, from the need of implementation of EU procedural law. Secondly, they were the result of the introduction of provisions aimed at adapting the code to modern technologies. Thirdly, changes aimed at speeding up the hearing of a civil case and at introducing some instruments to strengthen the protection of public interest in judicial proceedings. This article focuses on three selected examples and presents the discussion of the disputable issues that they have already arisen. Firstly, the topic of electronic process activities. It presents electronic pleadings, electronic delivery in trial, electronic judicial protocol and the possibility of presenting grounds of judgment in electronic form.
Journal: Bratislava Law Review
- Issue Year: 3/2019
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 139-146
- Page Count: 8
- Language: English