The Legal Status of Persons Not Involved as Parties to a Case

The article reflects the conclusions formulated by the author as a result of the conducted research of the legal status of persons not involved in the case of civil procedure. The author formulated a conclusion on the need to identify a separate category of the persons. At the same time, the specificity of such a category of subjects determines the expansion of the subject of research and assessment when the court resolves individual procedural issues. It has been established that the guarantee of judicial protection determines the need for targeted development of ways of informing persons who were not initially involved in the case, but whose rights and legitimate interests could have been violated by the issued judicial act. It is proposed to impose on the parties to the case the obligation to inform such persons and a qualitative analysis of the subject composition by the court in preparation for the consideration of the case.