Formal objections in the Procedure Act A comparative study

Formal objections occupy an important place in the field of the Procedure Act because they are connected to the judicial system itself. The Procedure Act shows the penalty for violating the rules governing the proceedings. Formal objections have a very specific meaning in the Procedure Act related to how to uphold this penalty.The right of the opponent to adhere to formal objections is a fundamental right, in order to preserve the forms and conditions stipulated in the law of pleadings, it was necessary to place the penalty for violating them. And determine how to adhere to it to respect the orders and intentions of the law, but at the same time should not result in the penalty to prefer the form on the subject and arbitrariness in its use. And restrict the hand of the judge even with the possibility of correction and thus wasting rights for the most trivial reasons.