According to the law, the spouses participating in the proceedings at the Court have the right to “be informed and take notes or photocopy documents and evidence presented by other spouse”[4]. Furthermore, the litigant is also required to send the other litigants a photocopy of the petition, documents and evidence[5], with the exception of any…

About setting the time limit for providing evidence As analysed above, there are currently two cases where the Court will require the litigant to provide evidence. Firstly, the Court requires the litigant to provide evidence to prove that his or her request is grounded. Secondly, the Court requests the provision of evidence at the request…

Under the applicable law, there are 02 cases where the Court requests the litigants to submit evidence. Firstly, the Court requests the litigants to provide evidence to prove their request is grounded[3] and secondly, the Court may collect evidence where necessary or is requested to collect at the request of the other spouse[4]. The right…

Determining specifically which property is held by the wife and the husband in divorce cases is a necessary requirement when the spouse wants to take lawsuit or make a request in a divorce case. An indispensable condition for a request to be approved by the Court is that the request must be specific and not…

In a divorce case, is there any case when the Court requests organisations and individuals holding and managing documents and evidence related to the case to supply documents and evidence but that these organisations and individuals failed to provide the requested documents? If they do not provide at the request of the Court, how will…