Civil procedure RIU Chernov task number 6

Lesson number 6.
Question number 1.
Is the participation of a teacher obligatory when interrogating a minor witness?
1)
Required;
2)
mandatory when questioning a witness under the age of 14;
3)
mandatory when interrogating a witness under the age of 10.



Question number 2.
When preparing a civil case for trial, the judge refused to accept the defendant's objections to the plaintiff's omission without valid reasons of the limitation period. Did the judge do the right thing?
1)
correctly;
2)
no, it's wrong, because objections to the plaintiff's omission of the limitation period may be considered in preparation for the trial;
3)
no, it's wrong, because objections to the plaintiff's omission of the limitation period may be considered immediately after the defendant receives the statement of claim.



Question number 3.
What decision is made by the court in the absence of information about the proper notification of the party about the place and time of the trial?
1)
the court continues hearing the case;
2)
the hearing of the case continues with the consent of the appearing party;
3)
the hearing is postponed.



Question number 4.
Under what conditions is an absentee decision made?
1)
if the plaintiff fails to appear at the hearing;
2)
if the plaintiff and the defendant fail to appear at the hearing, if they are notified of the time and place of the trial;
3)
if the defendant fails to appear at the hearing, when he is duly notified of the place and time of the trial.



Question number 5.
Is it possible, when preparing a case for trial, to terminate the proceedings on it?
1)
impossible, because such a decision is made only following the results of the trial;
2)
possibly in cases provided for by civil procedural legislation;
3)
impossible if the parties object to it.



Question number 6.
Is the minutes of the court session kept in the deliberation room?
1)
the minutes of the court session in the deliberation room is always kept;
2)
the minutes of the court session in the deliberation room is not kept;
3)
the minutes of the court session in the deliberation room shall be kept only when the decision is made.



Question number 7.
In what time period, as a general rule, should be considered a civil case within the jurisdiction of a magistrate?
1)
before the expiration of two months from the date of acceptance of the application for proceedings;
2)
before the expiration of one month from the date of acceptance of the application for production;
3)
before the expiration of one and a half months from the date of acceptance of the application for production.



Question number 8.
Which document sets out the judge's decision to initiate a civil case?
1)
in the definition;
2)
in the decree;
3)
in a private decree.



Question number 9.
Is the court entitled to conduct a confrontation when considering a civil case?
1)
not entitled;
2)
is entitled, if the parties do not object;
3)
is entitled, if the parties and the prosecutor do not object.



Question number 10.
How is the procedure for examining evidence in court determined?
1)
the procedure for examining evidence (including the order of research) is established not by a court, but by law;
2)
the court, having heard the explanations of the persons participating in the case, and taking into account their opinion, establishes the sequence of the examination of the evidence;
3)
in civil proceedings, the procedure for examining evidence is not established.


Question number 11.
What is the deadline for preparing a case for trial?
1)
three days from the date of initiation of a civil case;
2)
seven days from the date of initiation of a civil case;
3)
such a period is not established by law, but it must be within the period for considering a civil case as a whole.



Question number 12.
Is there preparation of a civil case for trial in all cases?
1)
preparation of civil cases for trial is carried out in all civil cases;
2)
preparation of civil cases for trial is carried out only if it is considered not