Powództwo o ustalenie ojcostwa a obowiązek przekazania informacji o podjęciu próby mediacji lub innego pozasądowego sposobu rozwiązywania sporu (art. 187 § 1 pkt 3 KPC)
Journal Title: ADR. Arbitraż i Mediacja - Year 2018, Vol 2, Issue 42
Abstract
An action should satisfy the terms of the pleading. In addition, an obligatory part of an action is a precisely specified request, a citation of the facts justifying the request, and an indication of whether the parties have attempted mediation or other out-of-court method of the dispute resolution. Much attention is paid to the obligation to inform about an attempt of mediation or other out-of-court method of dispute resolution in the aspect of an action to establish paternity. The content of the article determines the possibility of using mediation in an action to establish paternity, and also evaluates the legal regulation indicating a clear obligation to take alternative methods of dispute resolution before filing an action. The considerations reveal defects of the structure contained in the Art. 187 § 1 point 3 of the Code of Civil Procedure, and indicate that the content of the provision is not adapted to all actions brought.
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Justyna Jasińska
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