NON-LITIGATION ENTITIES
NON-LITIGATION ENTITIES

Summary/Abstract: Non-litigation proceedings are a special type of civil court proceedings that are tailored to the specific characteristics of civil-law relationships that are discussed and decided in that procedure. By non-litigation procedure we mean a set of procedural norms that govern the actions of the civil court and the participants in resolving the so-called extra-judicial matters. Non-litigation proceedings do not resolve disputes in substantive matters. Disputes shall be settled by the court in civil proceedings. There is no general non-litigation procedure. The law regulates special procedures in various non-litigation matters. Non-litigation proceedings do not constitute a single procedural whole because it is not a single procedure, but a number of different procedures. The entities in the non-litigation procedure are the court and the parties to the non-litigation procedure (proposer and counter-proposer, participants).

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