The purpose of the book is the systematic interpretation of the current civil procedural law. The first volume contains the following sections:
- The foundations of civil litigation
- The organs of justice
- The jurisdiction of the courts and its limits
- The jurisdiction of the civil courts
- The basic subjects of litigation
- The majority of disputes
- The participation of third parties in the trial
- The procedural requirements and the subject matter of the trial
- The forms of judicial protection
- The fundamental procedural principles.
The above topics are addressed based on:
- The current procedural law in our country, including the directly applicable community law (especially the Brussels Regulations I and II).
- The systematic evaluation of national case law, as well as the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities and the European Court of Human Rights. It is worth noting that in this work, case law is placed at the "forefront" of the tools for interpreting the law.
- The detailed presentation of theoretical views and the reflection on finding the most appropriate solutions for each issue.
The author's arguments are documented with precision and clarity, and the topics discussed are analyzed extensively and in detail, making the book an essential aid for every legal professional dealing with the theory and practice of law.