Procedure but Humanity

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Situation A: The patient has applied to the hospital for treatment. Your doctor has used certain antibiotics and protective medicines. In the treatment information sheet, he inerredually gave the name of the shielding drug. When the Ordinator noticed this, he applied the sanction: he removed the patient from the hospital. The patient could write within 7 days to take it again. He wrote after the deadline and was no longer accepted.

Situation B: The Court appointed by the President did not list all the evidence in support of a judgment and did not explain why it took into account certain evidence: i.e. a copy from the KRS confirming that the defendant is established in the district of that Court. For this error (?) The President is removed from the Court and after 7 days he is removed from office.

Situation C: The procedural representative appointed to the case by a Man wrote a lawsuit in which he posted everything. He also stated that the defendant was established in the district of the court and attached evidence, i.e. a copy from the KRS. However, he did not write the sentence: “Since the defendant is established in the district of that court, that is why I bring an action before that court.” In accordance with the provisions of the KPC, the General Court in the event of such an error(?) is obliged to throw the Man out of the Court (return the claim). If within 7 days this man does not bring an action again, he will lose his property.

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