This article analyzes the procedural and legal foundations for appealing judicial acts that have not entered into legal force in the appellate procedure. The article reveals the essence and content of the institution of appeal,its place and significance in civil proceedings, as well as the specific features of full and incomplete appeal. In addition, it examines in detail the range of subjects entitled to file an appeal complaint or prosecutorial protest, the procedure and time limits for filing a complaint, the grounds for restoring a missed deadline, the requirements imposed on the form and content of the complaint, the attached documents, the powers of a representative, the prosecutor’s protest, the state duty, as well as issues related to filing in electronic form. The author evaluates the institution of appeal as an important procedural guarantee for eliminating factual and legal errors that may be committed by the court of first instance, ensuring a lawful and well-grounded judicial act, and effectively protecting the rights and legitimate interests of persons.
Shodiyor Shayzakov (Wed,) studied this question.