Article 267-1. The procedure for simplified (written) proceedings of the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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1. Cases in the order of simplified (written) proceedings are considered by the court according to the rules of Chapter 14 of this Code with the specifics established by this chapter.

2. Cases in simplified (written) proceedings shall be considered by a judge within one month from the date of acceptance of the claim. The time limit for consideration of the case in a simplified (written) procedure cannot be extended.

3. The court proceeds to the consideration of the case according to the rules of the claim proceedings, as indicated in the ruling on the preparation of the case for trial, if:

1) the party has filed a petition about this;

2) the request of a third party to enter the case has been granted;

3) a counterclaim has been accepted;

4) a judicial act adopted in this case may violate the rights and legitimate interests of other persons.;

5) it is necessary to inspect and examine evidence at their location, appoint an expert examination or hear testimony;

6) it is necessary to clarify additional circumstances or investigate additional evidence.

4. The ruling on the preparation of the case for trial specifies the actions to be performed by the persons involved in the case and the timing of these actions. The case must be considered within the time limits established by this Code for cases of the appropriate category. The term of consideration of the case is calculated from the date of acceptance of the claim.

5. If several claims are filed at the same time, one or more of which does not fall under the list specified in Article 267-2 of this Code, and the court does not separate these claims into separate proceedings, they are considered in accordance with the procedure established by Chapter 14 of this Code.

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