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The author presents in a synthetic form the development of institutions of procedural joint participation, starting from the Roman civil process, with particular reference to the regulations contained in the code of civil procedure of 1930 and 1964. He focuses on the contemporary model of joint participation, discussing its types and manifestations. He proves that in addition to the types of participation regulated in the Code of Civil Procedure, there is also a place in the Polish civil proceedings for its other manifestations, including joint special unnamed joint participation, resulting from the „nature of things” or from the essence of a procedural claim submitted for judgment. He points out that a special case of special procedural joint participation appears in the case for reconciliation of the contents of the land and mortgage register with the actual legal status.
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In the article, the author discusses the debatable issue of procedural joint participation in matters concerning the reconciliation of the contents of the land and mortgage register with the actual state and legal status. He points to a discrepancy in jurisprudence and doctrine. In particular, the author considers whether the so-called necessary joint participation takes place here. In his analysis, the author uses the concept of joint participation in declaratory actions created by Professor Maria Jędrzejewska. The practical implications of adopting this concept were also discussed.
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