The competence of arbitration courts includes the decision of court cases arising from relations in the field of entrepreneurship, economics and commerce. The disputes they consider are regulated by different types of law: civil, administrative, tax, land, corporate, land and customs. You have the right to personally represent yourself before the arbitration court.
Instructions
Step 1
It is necessary to behave in an arbitration court during a meeting in accordance with the rules of the Arbitration Procedure Code of the Russian Federation (APC). It includes and describes a large number of legal norms that regulate the concepts of the rights and obligations of the parties, the rules for the submission of documents and the procedure for familiarization with the materials of the court case.
Step 2
Be sure to study Ch. 1 of the APC, which provides general provisions, as well as Art. 41 of the APC, describing the rights and obligations of the participants in the proceedings. See Section 2 for a discussion of the proceeding in the first instance arbitration tribunal.
Step 3
Before you appear on the preparatory part of the trial, go to court and ask to provide you with all the materials of the case for review. Study them carefully and determine your line of defense, which you will defend already during the trial. Decide, perhaps, you should enter into an amicable agreement if it is not possible to build a convincing and reasoned line of defense.
Step 4
To go to the meeting, you must present an identity document at the entrance, a ruling on the appointment of the case for the hearing and, if you represent the interests of one of the parties, a power of attorney for a representative from the person participating in the trial. The head of the legal entity - the defendant company or the plaintiff, will have to present a document that certifies his position. This can be the minutes of the general meeting of the founders or an order of appointment.
Step 5
Behave during the meeting. Remember that you must stay on your feet throughout the judge's opening speech describing the subject of the dispute and the parties involved. The decision in the case is also heard by all parties standing.
Step 6
Before speaking at the court, pull yourself together, try to calm down and not worry. State your arguments carefully, slowly, confidently, and deliberately. Support each argument with references to the relevant norms of law and laws. Do not ask the court questions or engage in polemics.
