COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME ISSUES ON PROCEEDING OF CASES WITH PARTICIPATION OF FOREIGN PERSONS IN INTERNATIONAL CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW OF KAZAKHSTAN AND RUSSIA

Аннотация

Nowadays the cooperation of states in the integration process takes place within the framework of
such international associations as the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), the Eurasian Economic
Community (EAEC) and Common Economic Space (CES).
The cooperation of the states within EAEC is being developed most dynamically, which in the future can be
transformed into the Eurasian Union (EU) as the most advanced form of economic integration. Due to this
circumstance, the study of the legal systems of the states - members of the EAEC appears to be very interesting and
relevant.
However, this international organization cannot be considered separately from the CIS, which can be assessed
as a “laboratory of comparative law”. On the other hand, in fact, the Eurasian legal space exists. All participating
countries are located geographically close to each other, and in the legal sphere they have a common legal heritage.
They use a common working legal language (Russian) and they are united by the experience of interaction in the
current institutional model (CIS).
The article is devoted to one of the most actual issues of the international civil process - proceedings on cases
with participation of foreign persons. The authors focused on a comparative analysis of Kazakhstani and Russian
legislation relating to the regulation of international civil procedural relations. The authors believe that the
comparative characteristics of the institute of proceedings on the cases with participation of foreign persons in
Kazakhstani and Russian law will be the next step in the scientific understanding of one of the most important
branches of international private law in both states.It should be emphasized that as the subject of the research, the
authors chose the proceedings on the cases with participation of foreign persons in international commercial disputes,
i.e. the disputes related to entrepreneurial and other economic activities by legal entities and individual entrepreneurs.