GOOD FAITH OF PARTICIPANTS OF EXECUTIVE PROCEEDING IN CASES OF ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS PROTECTION
Background: vodern scientific discussion about the essence of good faith requires an inter-branch approach to the study of this legal phenomenon both in the civil procedural and arbitration procedural law, as well as in the fulfillment of judicial acts. Objective: theoretical development of the issues of the good faith content as the presumption and principle in the executive proceedings, the analysis of the practical implementation of good faith in the fulfillment of judicial acts in cases of environmental rights protection, and the development of practical recommendations for the improvement of the Russian legislation. Methodology: in doing the research the following methods of study were applied: dialectical and formal-legal methods, as well as the method of system analysis. Materials of the law enforcement practice of courts of general jurisdiction and arbitration courts were also used in the research. Results: the author’s position concerning the understanding of good faith as a principle of executive proceedings (by the example of fulfillment of judicial acts in cases of environmental rights protection) is reasoned. Conclusions: in order to increase the level of legal awareness and legal culture of persons who permitted pollution of the environment, it is necessary to establish the principle of good faith, including in the legislation on executive proceedings.