THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE INTRODUCTION ”EX OFFICIO” OF THIRD PARTIES IN THE CIVIL TRIAL
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE INTRODUCTION ”EX OFFICIO” OF THIRD PARTIES IN THE CIVIL TRIAL

Summary/Abstract: The civil process, defined by the doctrine as the activity carried out by the court, parties, enforcement and other persons or participants in the administration by the courts of justice in civil cases, in order to achieve or establish civil rights and interests the enforcement of judgments or other enforceable titles, according to the procedures provided by law , necessarily involves the existence of two parties (plaintiff and defendant). However, other persons who may acquire the status of parties together with the plaintiff and the original defendant may also intervene in the civil proceedings by making requests for intervention. If the parties intervene in the process on their own initiative, the intervention is voluntary, while if the initiative to introduce them belongs to one of the initial parties, the intervention is forced. However, not only the parties have the possibility of introducing third parties, but also the court, ex officio, under the conditions of art.78 CPC.

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