The Concept and Content of the Admissibility of Evidence in Civil Proceedings
- Authors: Panova K.O.1
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Affiliations:
- Moscow State Law University named after O.E.Kutafin (MSAL)
- Issue: Vol 14, No 6 (2021)
- Pages: 199-202
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/2072-3164/article/view/531404
- ID: 531404
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Abstract
The article analyzes the approaches to the concept and content of the admissibility of evidence formed in the theory of civil procedural law. In science, the admissibility of evidence is considered as a restriction by law of possible sources of information about facts of interest to the court, and the establishment of the procedure for collecting evidence. The norms of the articles of the procedural codes don’t detail the rule of admissibility of evidence, but actually contain a reference to the norms of procedural law, which may make it difficult for the court to determine whether evidence has been obtained in violation of the law. The analysis of judicial practice allowed the author to formulate a definition of the admissibility of evidence, to distinguish the criteria concerning its content.
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Kristina Olegovna Panova
Moscow State Law University named after O.E.Kutafin (MSAL)
Email: kpanova7@yandex.ru
chairman assistant, Arbitration Court of the Rostov region, postgraduate student Moscow, Russia
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