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Title:Präklusionswirkungen in außerstreitigen Antragsverfahren : Österreichisches Recht
Authors:ID Jelinek, Wolfgang (Author)
ID Univerza v Mariboru (Copyright holder)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/ac50fb9a-9b53-4f89-991a-d0468a0bbfda
 
Language:German
Work type:Scientific work
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Prekluzije v nepravdnih predlagalnih postopkih: avstrijsko pravo Nov avstrijski zakon o nepravdnem postopku kaže, da obstajajo utemeljeni razlogi za uvedbo preiskovalnega načela v vseh nepravdnih postopkih, tudi v tistih, ki se začnejo na predlog in zadevajo stvarnopravne in stanovanjske zadeve. Kljub temu pa vsebuje avstrijski nepravdni postopek mnogo razpravnih elementov, kot npr. dolžnost strank, da sodelujejo s sodiščem pri zbiranju procesnega gradiva. Poleg tega velja v zelo omiljeni različici tudi prekluzija navajanja novot (ius novorum), seveda z namenom koncentracije in pospešitve postopka. Nepravočasno navajanje novih dejstev in novot ima lahko za neaktivnega udeleženca negativne posledice. Prav tako se šteje, da pasivna stranka priznava navedbe nasprotnega udeleženca, vendar pa to ne pomeni, da sodišče priznanih dejstev ne sme preizkusiti. Posledično je mogoče zaključiti, da velja v avstrijskem nepravdnem postopku oslabljeno preiskovalno načelo.
Keywords:procesno pravo, nepravdni postopek, preiskave, dokazi, roki, Avstrija, prekluzija, preiskovalno načelo, razpravno načelo, sodelovanje strank, koncentracija postopka, ius novorum
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Year of publishing:2010
Number of pages:str. 283-303
Numbering:Letn. 2, št. 2
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-71193 New window
ISSN:1855-7147
UDC:347.92(436)
ISSN on article:1855-7147
COBISS.SI-ID:257771520 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:8IPI8G3I
Copyright:Univerza v Mariboru
Publication date in DKUM:23.07.2018
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Title:Lexonomica
Publisher:Pravna fakulteta, Pravna fakulteta, University of Maribor Press
ISSN:1855-7147
COBISS.SI-ID:246384128 New window

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Language:English
Title:Preclusions in non-contentious civil procedures : Austrian law
Abstract:The new Austrian Non-Contentious Civil Procedure Act has shown that there are good reasons to introduce the inquisitorial principle in kinds of non- contested procedures, even procedures regarding property and housing matters. Nevertheless the Austrian non-contentious civil procedure contains many adversarial elements, as the duty of the parties to collaborate in collecting facts and evidences. Moreover, the court also applies ius novorum, though in a very restrictive way, in order to concentrate the course of procedure. The party who does not adduce relevant facts in time can be precluded from adducing new facts and evidences. It is deemed that passive party acknowledges the facts of opposite party. However, that does not necessary prevent the court to investigate facts and circumstances of the case. For this reason one could say that in Austrian non-contentious civil procedure prevails the weakened inquisitorial principle.
Keywords:non-contentious civil procedure, preclusion, inquisitorial principle, adversarial principle, parties’ collaboration, concentration of procedure, new facts and evidences, ius novorum


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