Document Type : Research Article

Author

• Iroda Mamayusufovna Salimova

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Law, Lecturer Department of Civil Procedural and Economic Procedural Law Tashkent State University of Law,

Abstract

This article discusses the concept of relevance in civil and commercial procedural law and analyzes its relationship with such legal categories as competence, jurisdiction and jurisdiction, which are semantically close to each other. The author’s jurisdiction is to determine which public authority or official or non-governmental body (arbitration court, mediator) is authorized by law to consider and resolve claims or other legal issues arising from the legal relationship, and to determine the competence, jurisdiction and judicial institutions. it is concluded that it is an interdisciplinary procedural institution that differs in its legal nature and essence.

Keywords

• relevance
• jurisdiction
• competence
• legal category
• civil procedure
• economic process
• civil case
• economic case
• dispute
• court
• arbitration court
• mediation