Starting in 2017, the Head of state addresses the Parliament and everyone waits with a great interest for this annual event.

After all, the Address sets out the strategic tasks that should be implemented in our country in the coming years and proposes the organizational and legal framework for the implementation of these tasks.

In the current Address of the President, program tasks were defined for representatives of various fields, including the judicial and legal.

In particular, the Leader of our country in his Address stressed that the problems of entrepreneurs should be resolved in court based on the law, and not in ministries or hokimiyats, and this, in turn, implies more reliable protection of the rights and interests of entrepreneurs in economic and administrative courts.

This can also be perceived as a warning to all responsible persons that the documents, and instructions issued by them to entrepreneurs must comply with the law.

Therefore, cases related to entrusting entrepreneurs or owners with tasks not provided for by law are grounds for bringing responsibility.

Another direction in the judiciary, touched upon in the Address, is that the administrative judicial bodies will introduce the principle of considering cases in an extraterritorial manner for appeals against the decisions of the hokim, that is, complaints can be filed from any region.

In addition, to strengthen the protection of property and investments in Uzbekistan, practical work has also begun on the creation of an International Commercial Court.

In a word, the tasks in the justice voiced in the Address, as well as the current state policy, as well as the reforms being carried out in the country, are aimed at ensuring the rule of law and justice, ensuring satisfaction with the activities of the judiciary.

Nuriddin Murodov,

Chairman of Tashkent Interdistrict Economic Court