Titlebook: Goals of Civil Justice and Civil Procedure in Contemporary Judicial Systems; Alan Uzelac Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switz

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Goals of Civil Justice and Civil Procedure in the Contemporary Worldo be simple only on the surface, viewed from the closed perspective of national law and jurisprudence. However, the moment when we embark on a comparative journey, the adventure starts. How do the goals of civil justice differ from country to country? Are they compatible? Is it possible at all to sp

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Civil Justice in Pursuit of Efficiencyf rights recognised by private law and the provision of enforceable titles; (b) demonstrating the effectiveness of private law; and (c) the development of private law and guaranteeing its uniform application. Subsequently the following issues are discussed with regard to the Netherlands: (1) matters

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Goals of Civil Justice When Nothing Works: The Case of Italy to reach are difficult to identify. For those who are in charge of a justice system faced with a longstanding ‘identity crisis’, known worldwide for the unbearable length of its judicial proceedings and constantly in a state of emergency, the search for ‘exit strategies’ seems to be an absolute pri

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‘American Exceptionalism’ in Goals for Civil Litigationvides an important insight into why U.S. procedure is so different. Everyone around the world wants procedure that suitably balances accuracy with economy. But American procedure seeks to enable litigants in this country to go further, by enforcing public norms through private initiative, a major re

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Social Harmony at the Cost of Trust Crisis: Goals of Civil Justice in Chinatem. The author introduces and analyses this issue in three dimensions: statutory law, judicial policy and comments from scholars. This chapter attempts to view the situation in the context that China’s justice system has been undergoing rapid transition following continuous reforms. As the author i

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Civil Litigation in Russia: ‘Guided Justice’ and Revival of Public Interestlowing the collapse of the Soviet Union. During this time even the basic legal categories repeatedly changed their meaning, being sometimes filled with a new content and sometimes restored to the former Soviet standards. The current state of Russian legal doctrine is characterized by simultaneous bo

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Battle Between Individual Rights and Public Interest in Hungarian Civil Procedureen deals with the correlations between the protection of individual rights and public interests, and the role of the truth in Hungarian civil procedure. Subsequently, the following issues are discussed: the matters within the scope of civil justice, the differentiation of procedures and the applicat