Trilogy Procedural & The Value of Their Identification

As a basic rule of the procedure It is argued that the procedural plea, If accepted has no effect on definitive rejection of the claim of the other party. Article 84 of the Civil Procedure Law by its eleven sectios, various titles of procedural pleas have been enumerated. Not only, the number of procedural pleas are not limited only to the sections mentioned in that article, but also all of them have no same nature. Some should be considered as substantial defenses as a result of the effect of rejecting the claim after a substantive proceeding. Another category of them, have the same effect but without a substantive review. The rules of this category could not be compared to the rules of procedural pleas or substantial defenses, because they are different. They are, according to their effect, in rejecting the claim, are substantial defense, and they are similar to the procedural pleas of inadmissibility in preventing entry into a substantive review. In this paper, we conclude that the creation of a third category along with the two others will provide a great deal in order to properly understand the rules of procedure and the effects of defenses and it would be useful for theory and practice of procedure.