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HISTORY OF THE CIVIL PROCESS

The doctrine of procedural objections and procedural assumptions
Oskar Bulow

FOREGN CIVIL PROCESS

RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS ON TAX, CUSTOMS AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE MONETARY PENALTIES: A DILEMMA OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
A.E. TARASOVA, M.V. EVSIKOV

CIVIL LAW REMEDIES IN THE ANGLO-SAXON (COMMON) LAW SYSTEM
D.N. LATYPOV

ESTABLISHMENT OF CREDITORS’ REQUIREMENTS IN INSURANCE PROCEDURES IN RUSSIA AND GERMANY
T.P. SHISHMAREVA

IN NOVUM RESTRICTION IN LITHUANIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW
V. NEKROŠIUS

THE STANDARD OF PROOF UNDER LITHUANIAN AND RUSSIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
V. MIKELENAS

ON THE ROLE OF PROFESSOR M.K. TREUSHNIKOV IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SCHOOL OF CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS
I.N. KOLYADKO

NATURE OF LEGAL RELIEF THROUGH THE LENS OF INTERNATIONAL CIVIL PROCEDURE
V.N. KOSTSOV

THE CONCEPT AND THE MAIN FEATURES OF ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
V.V. TEREKHOV, I. LUNGU

THE CONCEPT OF ACCUMULATION (CONCENTRATION) OF SOCIALLY SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC ELEMENTS IN LEGAL RELATION AS A BASIS FOR NON-ARBITRABILITY OF A DISPUTE
V.V. EREMIN

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