Actual problems of civil procedure test 125 questions.
Task 1
1. Can be used in civil proceedings analogy?
a) may only be used analogy of law
b) may only be used the analogy of the law
c) can be applied and the analogy of law, and the analogy of the law
d) can not be used any analogy of law or the law of analogy
d) the term is not used in civil proceedings
2. The cases on appeal can take place:
a) only one single judge
b), and individually and collectively
c) only collectively
d) the problem is solved by a higher level
d) on the collegial nature of the consideration to be stated in the appeal
3. The question of the withdrawal of the judge reviewing the case alone permitted:
a) the same judge
b) the President of the Court
c) a higher court
d) the public prosecutor
e) the Presidency
4. The cases of property disputes with the price action over 50 thousand are considered:
a) Justice of the Peace
b) District Court
c) the court of the subject of the Russian Federation
d) the Presidency
d) the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation
5. Cases for reinstatement can be addressed:
a) Justice of the Peace
b) District Court
c) the court of the subject of the Russian Federation
d) the Chief Justice of the subject of the Russian Federation
d) the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation
Task 2
1. What action may be brought only by the defendant's place of residence?
a) alimony
b) for the recovery of debts
c) the restoration of labor rights
d) of the Consumer Protection
e) on nechinenii obstacles to the right
2. Who of the following persons shall not apply to persons involved in the case?
a) witness
b) the public prosecutor
c) the claimant
d) the defendant
d) The applicant
3. Who has the civil legal standing?
a) citizens only
b) citizens and organizations
c) only organizations
d) Only foreign nationals
d) Only the court
4. Who has civil procedural capacity?
a) citizens only
b) citizens and organizations
c) only organizations
d) Only foreign nationals
d) Only the court
5. In some cases, the prosecutor may apply to the court for the protection of the legitimate interests of the citizen?
a) if a citizen would express such a request to the prosecutor
b) if a citizen of good reasons not to go to court himself
c) in any case where it considers it necessary
d) at the direction of the Commissioner for Human Rights
d) at the request of the Interior
Activity 3
1. Who can be a member of a citizen in court?
a) Only lawyers
b) Only persons with higher legal education
c) Only the relatives of the citizen
d) any person who is not expressly prohibited by law
d) Only police officers
2. Who can assure the authority of the representative of a citizen?
a) the only organization where working or studying citizen
b) only housing organization in the community citizen
c) Only the notary
d) Only the commander of the military unit, if a citizen in her military service
d) any of the above organizations or notary
3. What is the special representative of the authority should be specifically stated in the power of attorney?
a) The right to file objections
b) the right to submit petitions
c) the right to appeal against court rulings
d) the right to give explanations to the court in writing
d) the right to change the grounds or subject of the claim
4. Do I need to counsel a power of attorney to represent the interests of the citizen in court?
a) No, it is enough to have a warrant issued by the relevant legal practices
b) yes, but only in the event that the principal has delegated to him special powers
c) In any case, the lawyer must have a power of attorney
d) Yes, upon presentation of law diploma
d) No, it is enough to identity a lawyer
5. What are the facts to be proved, the court may make up for discussion?
Task 4
1. Who can submit evidence in court?
a) the claimant only
b) the defendant only
c) Only the plaintiff or the defendant
g) any person involved in
e) Attorney
2. What evidence taken by the court?
a) only the relevant evidence
b) Only admissible evidence
c) the only evidence that are both relevance and admissibility
d) any evidence put forward by the parties
d) those deemed necessary
3. What is the circumstance is not susceptible of proof in civil proceedings?
a) Only circumstances set any entered into force decision of the arbitral tribunal
b) Only the circumstances set out in any which came into force a court decision in a civil case
c) Only the circumstances set out in any step into the court verdict in a criminal case
d) only shall be considered as a well-known court
e) The only circumstance, which stated the chairman of the relevant court
4. What is the period from the date of judgment in the final form is given for filing the appeal to a higher court?
a) 5 days
b) 10 days
c) 2 weeks
g) 1 month
d) 6 months
5. Who of the following persons may not refuse to testify in court?
a) a citizen against himself
b) the spouse against spouse
c) children against parents
d) adopted children against adopters
e) against the nephew aunt
Task 5
1. For perjury in court, the witness may be prosecuted:
a) only if perjury in criminal proceedings
b) only for perjury in a civil proceeding
c) for perjury in criminal and civil proceedings
d) only if you have previously brought to administrative responsibility
d) only if the previous criminal record
2. When appointing the examination questions to all the experts formulated:
a) the parties, and the final round of questions determined by the court
b) all persons participating in the case, and the final round of questions determined by the court
c) the formulation of questions for the experts - the prerogative of the court
d) expert decides what to explore
d) Only the prosecutor's office
3. What kind of expertise appointed by the court to establish the circumstances of two or more experts in the same field of knowledge?
a) commission
b) complex
c) additional
d) legal
d) exclusive
4. What rights does not have the expert during the examination?
a) the right to examine the materials of the case related to the subject matter expertise
b) independently collect materials for examination
c) to ask the court to grant him additional materials for examination
d) clarify the content of the issues raised in the case of ambiguity
e) to perform at the hearing, explaining the contents of the expert opinion
5. As can be served a counterclaim?
Task 6
1. In what form gives expert opinion on the results of the examination?
2. In any case the claimant is not exempt from payment of state fees?
3. Which of the parties as a general rule compensate for costs incurred?
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06.01.2014 15:04:05
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