ESSENCE AND MEANING OF ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS AS A SEPARATE BRANCH OF LAW

Abstract

The article is devoted to revealing the essence and meaning of enforcement proceedings from the point of view of its definability as a separate branch of law.

Given the current ambiguous understanding of enforcement proceedings, this research paper aims to reveal its essence and significance, including in the process of preparing future practicing lawyers within the walls of the university.

The article analyzes approaches to determining the place of enforcement proceedings in the system of law, to the distinction between enforcement proceedings and civil procedural law, as well as to the derivation of criteria for determining the independence of a branch of law.

The relevance of the issues under consideration is due to the fact that at present the place of enforcement proceedings in the system of law has not been determined in the literature, and this plays an important role in shaping attitudes towards this area in general, as well as in training future bailiffs within the walls of the university, in particular.

The article contains two main semantic parts: the first one concerns the theoretical definition of the independence of enforcement proceedings, the second one logically follows from the first part and concerns the conduct of the discipline "Executive proceedings" in universities.