THE ROLE OF PROCEDURAL RELATIONS IN UNDISPUTED DEBT COLLECTION

Abstract

The article is dedicated to examining the safeguarding role of procedural relations in ensuring the constitutional principle of equality of parties before the law. It has been established that the absence of procedural relations between the notary and the debtor—when the creditor uses the notarial method to protect subjective civil rights—leads to negative economic consequences for individual parties and society as a whole. The study analyzes the characteristics of procedural legal norms across various branches of law, as well as the procedural relations that arise between parties in judicial and extrajudicial proceedings. It also proposes solutions to the identified problems in procedural regulation of specific types of undisputed debt collection.