Article 177. Issues to be resolved when making the judgment

When making the judgment, the court shall:

1) assess the evidence and the arguments that have been given by the persons participating in the case to substantiate their claims and objections;

2) determine which circumstances important for the case have been established and which have not been established;

3) decide which legislative acts referred to by the persons participating in the case should not be applied in this case;

4) determine which legislative acts are to be applied in this case;

5) determine what are the rights and duties of the persons participating in the case;

6) decide whether the claim is to be satisfied or not.

Where necessary, the court shall resolve issues related to ensuring the execution of the judgment, establishing the procedure and time limit for the execution of the judgment, determining the further fate of the evidence, allocating court expenses, and other matters.

The court, at adopting the judgment, having found it necessary to further examine the evidence or further clarify the circumstances that are important for the case, shall renew the court session, on which a ruling is to be made. In this case, the court proceedings shall be conducted exclusively within the circumstances requiring additional verification.