Comparative analysis of economic procedural law of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the United States of America
Keywords:
Economic process, proof, legal costs, adversarial proceedingsAbstract
This article provides a comprehensive comparative legal study of the institutions of economic procedural law in the Republic of Uzbekistan and civil procedure in the United States. The author analyzes differences in approaches to proof, the role of the court, the stages of the process, and the mechanisms for enforcing judicial decisions. Particular attention is paid to the specifics of insolvency (bankruptcy) cases, drawing on innovations in Uzbek legislation and classical institutions of American law
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