Commencement of Appeal Proceedings Before a Panel of Arbiters During Public Procurement Proceedings

Abstract

The article deals with permissibility, by way of analogia legis, of the provisions of the Code of Civil Proceedings regulating auxiliary intervention in the case of commencing appeal proceedings before a panel of arbiters, which is regulated by Public Procurement Law. The author maintains that such an analogy is admissible, but only if the autonomy of the regulations in the Law is not violated. Analogia legis may not therefore lead to the use of provisions that govern new institutions which do not appear in appeal proceedings before a panel of arbiters.