The article dwells on the civil procedural form of a realization of controversy principle at the stage of case preparation for court hearing. The author has analyzed the practice of home legal proceedings having subjected it to theoretical comprehension; she has studied and given assessment to home legal proceedings, outhined potential ways of coutr hearing perfection on the basis of controversy. She has made an endeavour in regard to an option of a form court hearing which would correspond to social needs, modern state of social relations and prospects of their development to the highest degree when active litigants enjoying equal rights have a warranted availability to present considerations of their own to the court concerning the circumstances of a dispute and being related to the case analyzed.
court, controversy, equality of rights, dispositiveness, proofs‚ responsibility
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