Civil procedure (civil litigation) - second semester

law

elementary

PR_W01, PR_W02 PR_W04, PR_W05

no

Civil procedure, 1st instance court civil procedure, court of appeal, separate procedures, eg. divorce, separation, child custody, intermanional civil procedure; Details connected with civil procedure, analizing the court & doctrine opinions

Civil procedure, 1st instance court civil procedure, court of appeal, separate procedures, eg. divorce, separation, child custody, intermanional civil procedure; Details connected with civil procedure, analizing the court & doctrine opinions

1. Civil procedure dynamics (presenting the course of civil proceedings);

2. General issues (incl. the term of a civil case and civil proceedings, types of civil proceedings, relation of civil procedure to civil substantive law, sources of litigation regulations, application of civil procedure regulations);

3. Relation of civil procedure to other procedures (incl. admissibility of bringing a civil case to court, courses of the proceedings, relation to administrative and criminal procedure);

4. The principles of civil proceedings (incl. the principle of: right to court, openness, directness, disposal, trust, evidence concentration);

5. Subjects to civil proceedings (among others parties, court, prosecutor, social organization) and thereto related issues (incl. the term of a party, capacity to be a party in court proceedings, capacity to perform actions in court proceedings, joint participation, representation of parties);

6. Court fees and thereto related issues;

7. Subject matters of civil court proceedings (types of complaints);

8. Judicial acts (among others the term of judicial acts, characteristics, types);

9. Proceedings pending before a court of first resort (initiation, conciliatory proceedings, court settlement, mediation, statement of claim, legal consequences of filing and delivering a statement of claim, protection of defendant, trial);

10. Evidences (general remarks, evidentiary hearing, securing evidences);

11. Judgments (general remarks, principles of adjudgment, types of judgments, validity, enforceability, effectiveness);

12. Appeals (incl. general remarks, appeal, complaint, cassation appeal, petition for resumption of proceedings, complaint against the judgment of (court) clerk);

Literatura podstawowa:

• red. G. Jędrejek, Postępowanie Cywilne po nowelizacji. Vademecum, Warszawa 2020, wyd. Wolters Kluwer

• red. K. Flaga - Gieruszyńska, Postępowanie Cywilne. Komentarz Praktyczny dla sędziów i pełnomocników procesowych. Wzory pism sądowych i procesowych z przykładowymi stanami faktycznymi, linie orzecznicze, koszty sądowe, Warszawa 2019, wyd. C. H. Beck

Literatura uzupełniająca:

• K. Flaga - Gieruszyńska, A. Zieliński, Postępowanie cywilne – Kompendium, Warszawa 2020, wyd. C. H. Beck

• W. Broniewicz, A. Marciniak, I. Kunicki, Postępowanie cywilne w zarysie, Warszawa 2020, wyd. Wolters Kluwer

PR_W01, PR_W02 PR_W04, PR_W05

Able to define the concepts of civil procedure, and use these concepts in the proper sense

She/He has knowledge of the sources of civil procedure and civil procedure relationship to other branches of law

She/He knows and understands the institutions of civil procedure and is able to explain the course of the procedure and its various stages, as well as differences resulting from separate proceedings

Able to interpret the provisions of the Civil Procedure and apply them in practice, can make simple statements of the civil procedure

participation in the lecture: 30 h

exam preparation: 30 h

2 ECTS

test

not applicable