INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW

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Learning Outcomes

explain the purpose and function of civil procedure law and the structure of the civil court organization and the duties of professionals that work at the courts.
explain the term of dispute and the purpose of civil procedure law.
explain the human resources in procedural law.
identify the location of the civil courts in court organization.
question the objectiveness and independence of the courts.
debate the fundamental principles of civil procedure law.
interpret the fundamental principles of civil procedure law.
explain the competent and jurisdiction of the civil courts.
explain the term of competent.
explain the competent of the general and special civil courts.
compare the division of tasks and competent of the courts.
explain the term of jurisdiction and the character of the jurisdiction rules.
distinguish the differences between the general and special jurisdiction rules.
evaluate the results of the violation of the competent and jurisdiction rules
solve the legal problems related to the competent and jurisdiction rules.
explain the stages, kinds and requirements of the civil cases.
list the fundamental stages of civil cases.
identify the relation between each fundamental stage of civil cases.
explain the kinds of cases and differences between each other.
define the general and special requirements of the case.
explain who cen be authorized to file an action.
explain the terms of plaintiff and defendant party of the action
explain the action friendship relation and the kinds of action friendship.
compare the kinds and results of intervention in an action.
explain the representation of the parties in an action.
explain how an action can be filed, what the results of filing an action are and how defense an action can be
define the term of statement of claim
explain the elements of the statement of claim
identify the date of an action
express the results of filing an action in term of substantive and procedural law
explain how an action can be responded, how an action can be administrated and how an action can be finished
explain the element of defense statement
express the legal result of not giving a defense statement.
list the first objections.
explain the stages of investigation, oral hearing and judgment.
explain the party transactions and their results, which finish an action.
identify the legal evidences, which can be used in an action.
Explains the terms of written evidence, oath, witness, expert evidence and discovery
Explains the term, kinds and results of evidence contract.
identify the kinds of appeal and the result of appeal hearing.
Explains the term of appeal, appeal hearing and the result of appeal procedure.
Explains the term of final appeal, final appeal hearing and the result of final appeal procedure.
Explains the motion for a new trial and the result of new trial.
Explain the temporary injunction in civil procedure law.
Defines the term of temporary injuction.
Explains the kinds of temporary injuction.