Foreign persons procedural rights implementation in the issuance of an exequatur by commercial court

Abstract

The article is aimed at researching and evaluating compliance with the conditions for exercising procedural rights accessibility by foreign persons when issuing an exequatur by commercial court. By analyzing procedural legislation norms and practice, it was revealed that judicial communication peculiarities caused by the language barrier can lead to negative procedural consequences in the form of access to justice guarantees. The author proposes to organize the technical possibility of switching to viewing the Russian e-justice Internet pages in a foreign language. The article also substantiates the need to reimburse expenses for the interpreter services who was not involved in the case, while assisting a foreign person in exercising procedural rights outside the trial, but in connection with it. Similarly, it is proposed to reimburse the expenses of an attorney with knowledge of a foreign language, who performs the functions of an out-of-court interpreter.