英文摘要 |
In the process of the separation of family procedure from ordinary civil procedure, there is a consensus on the doctrine of judicial discovery of facts in family cases. However, the rules and theories of the specific allocation of power and duty of proof collection and fact investigation are still missing or confusing. The concept of ''basic rights of litigants'' introduced here as a new theoretical analysis tool is helpful, which can define judicial power of fact investigation specially operated in family trials and the ''basic rights of litigants'' that transcend any trial mode but are based on the status as a party of the litigation(a litigation body), who undertakes corresponding basic obligations. In this way, the limits of judicial power of fact investigation after the family trial is separated from the ordinary civil litigation system can be explored. |