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Judicial Management in Civil Proceedings: Formal and Material Components

The article examines the traditional division of law into public and private, and the impact of this division on the principles and institutions of civil procedural law, as well as on the nature of judicial leadership in civil proceedings. As the methods of research historic, dogmatic, analysis and synthesis were chosen. According to the results of the study, it was found that the division of law has a significant impact on the civil process, determining its division into material and formal components. The author concludes that within each of the components of the process, the judicial management has significant features that lead to the allocation of two types of such management: material and formal.