Relations Developing in Enforcement Proceedings and the Subject of Civil Procedural Law

Abstract

The article considers the issue whether the relations developing in enforcement proceedings are included in the subject of civil procedural law. The important practical importance of the correct definition of the subject of the industry is indicated. The views of Professor A. K. Sergun on the nature of relations arising in connection with the enforcement of acts of jurisdictional bodies are considered. The author agrees with the position that the enforcement of court decisions is the final stage of civil proceedings, and the relations arising in enforcement proceedings are regulated by the branch of civil procedural law. A critical assessment is given to the arguments of supporters of the separation of relations arising from the compulsory execution of acts of jurisdictional bodies from the subject of civil procedural law. It is concluded that heterogeneous social relations can be united in the subject of the industry if it is practically justified by the need existing in society for their qualitatively peculiar, built on uniform principles of regulatory regulation.