The Problem of Judicial Discretion in Declaration of Evidence Falsity by a Party as a Hindrance to Fulfillment of Tasks of Judicial Proceedings in a Civil Procedure

Judicial discretion at the statement of the party about falsity of the proof is considered as the problem creating obstacles to achievement of objectives of legal proceedings in civil process. Ways of its resolution are offered: establishing in the legislation or Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme court of the court’s obligation to appoint an examination or offer the parties to submit other evidence when a party claims that the evidence is false, only if the suspected evidence confirms or refutes a fact that is relevant to the case, but in fact at the time of filing such an application there is no evidence directly confirming or refuting this fact; establishing liability in the form of a fine on the party that did not substantiate the statement of fraud; addition of the article of the civil procedure code of the Russian Federation on the statement of falsification of evidence, the rule on sending information about it to law enforcement agencies in necessary cases, when establishing the falsification of evidence; revision for newly discovered circumstances when providing new evidence, when evidence showing a lie appeared after the decision entered into legal force (through implementation by official interpretation).