Article 179. Contents of the judgment
Economic procedure code of the Republic of Uzbekistan · Date: 24.01.2018 · In force
The judgment of the court shall consist of introductory, descriptive, motivational and resolutory parts.
The introductory part of the judgment shall specify name of the court, which has adopted the judgment; composition of the court, secretary of the court session; number of the case, date and place of making the judgment; subject matter of the dispute; persons participating in the case, and their representatives and other participants of the court proceedings.
The descriptive part of the judgment shall contain a summary of the statements of claim and objections, explanations, statements and petitions of the persons participating in the case.
The motivational part of the judgment shall specify:
actual circumstances of the case established by the court;
evidence on which the conclusions of the court about these circumstances of the case are based;
reasons on which the court has rejected this or that evidence, accepted or rejected arguments of the persons participating in the case;
acts of legislation, by which the court was guided when adopting the judgment, and reasons on which the court has not applied acts of legislation to which the persons participating in the case have referred.
The motivational part of the judgment may contain references to the resolutions of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The resolutory part of the judgment shall contain conclusions about satisfaction of each stated claim in whole or a part thereof, or on refusal of satisfaction.
If the court establishes the order of execution of the judgment or takes measures on securing the execution thereof, this fact shall be specified in the resolutory part of the judgment.
The resolutory part of the judgment shall also specify the distribution of the court expenses among the persons participating in the case and the time limit and order for appeal against (protest) the judgment.
