The role of the court in bankruptcy cases through the prism of differentiation and unification of civil proceedings
The author emphasizes in the article that such trends of its development as differentiation and unification have been indisputably dominant recently for the procedural branches of law in general and for civil procedural law in particular. In recent years, both the legislator and the law enforcement officer are increasingly inclined to the need to limit the adversarial and dispositive principles in favor of increasing the importance of the active role of the court in resolving judicial disputes. This trend is particularly intense when considering bankruptcy cases. The author considers the role of the court in bankruptcy cases through the prism of differentiation and unification of civil proceedings.