Draft Proposal of the Law on Non-Contentious Procedure – Selected Issues
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https://doi.org/10.30925/zpfsr.44.1.9Keywords:
non-contentious procedure; subsidiary application of civil procedure provisions, notary public, non-contentious procedure in the area of proprietary rights, general and special part of the lawAbstract
It seems that the Croatian non-contentious law reform that has been anticipated for decades will finally result in a legal text. Namely, the Draft proposal of the Law on non-contentious procedure was published on the e-counselling website, by which a non-contentious procedure is governed independently for the first time in Croatia. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to present some selected issues from the general and special part of the Draft. The general part of the Draft will deal with the question of the content and area of its application, the question of subsidiary (appropriate) application of the provisions of the law governing civil proceedings, and the question of the status of a notary public in non-contentious procedures. In addition, the (non-exhaustive) content from the special part will be presented by comparing it with the content from the special parts of the selected comparative systems, and by conducting an analysis into the legal consequences of the absence of the regulation related to non-contentious procedure in the area of proprietary rights – abuttal, dissolution of co-ownership, and right of way.
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