The characteristics of procedural rules (civil procedure)

The concept of procedural rules apparently is obvious, nevertheless, you can say, features of procedural rules not analyzed properly. Indeed, the nature of these rules is questioned. Bentham as one of very old philosophers has defined the concept of procedural rules. In his view, procedural rules are the means of enforcing substantive rules. Procedural rules in goals, features, and functions are different from substantive rules. These rules are the means of applying sovereignty, serving procedural rights, they are voluntary, they have supremacy on substantive rules, and they are technical concepts, with special ways they harmonize between personal rights and sovereignty, and do order between people themselves as well as people with sovereignty