Article 156. Issues Resolved upon Adoption of a Decision

Upon adoption of a decision, the court shall:

1) evaluate the evidence and arguments provided by the persons participating in the case in support of their claims and objections;

2) determine which circumstances relevant to 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 acts of legislation should be applied in this case;

5) establish what are the rights and obligations of the persons participating in the case;

6) decide whether the claim is subject to satisfaction.

Where necessary, the court shall also resolve other issues related to maintaining or canceling preliminary protective measures, ensuring the enforcement of the judgment, the procedure and time limit for the enforcement of the judgment, the subsequent disposal of evidence, and the allocation of court costs.

The court, in the course pf adoption of a decision, having found it necessary to further examine the evidence or to continue to clarify the circumstances relevant to the case, shall resume the proceedings, and shall issue a determination on that. In this case, the trial shall be conducted exclusively within the circumstances that require additional examination.