Article 158. Content of a Decision
Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Administrative proceedings · Date: 25.01.2018 · In force
Decision of the court shall consist of introductory, descriptive, reasoning and resume parts.
The introductory part of the decision shall indicate the name of the court that adopted the decision; the composition of the court, the secretary of the court session; case number, date and place of the adoption of decision; subject of the claim; persons participating in the case, as well as their representatives and other participants in the trial.
The descriptive part of the decision must contain a summary of the stated claims and objections, explanations, statements and petitions of the persons participating in the case.
The reasoning part of the decision must indicate:
factual circumstances of the case, established by the court;
evidence on which the conclusions of the court about the circumstances of the case are based;
grounds on which the court rejected certain evidence, accepted or rejected the arguments of the persons participating in the case;
acts of legislation, which were guided by the court when adopting a decision, and the grounds on which the court did not apply the acts of legislation to which the persons participating in the case referred.
The reasoning part of the decision may contain references to the Resolutions of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The resume part of the decision must contain conclusions on the satisfaction or refusal to satisfy in full or in part of each of the stated claims.
In case of satisfaction of the claim for damages, the operative part of the decision indicates the amount to be reimbursed.
If the court established the procedure for the execution of the decision or took measures to ensure its execution, this shall be indicated in the resume part of the decision.
The resume part of the decision shall specify the distribution of court costs between the persons participating in the case, the time limit and procedure for appealing (protesting) the decision.
