The Role of the Supreme Court of Mongolia for Ensuring Uniformapplication of Law
- 1 Department of Private Law at Law School, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Abstract
Concepts of unity of law and unified application of law were the main goals of the revised version of Mongolian Judiciary Law in 2021 based on changes of Constitution in 2019. Constitutional Court decided that some provisions of the Law on the Courts of Mongolia, the Law on Administrative Litigation, the Law on Criminal Procedure, and the Law on Civil Litigation violated the relevant provisions of the Constitution of Mongolia. Those provisions related to the scope of the Supreme Court of Mongolia. Therefore is to examine the grounds for not complying with the Constitution of Mongolia mainly based on civil procedure matters and from a comparative view.
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