FEATURES OF THE EXAMINATION OF PROCUREMENT DISPUTES
NAZELI TER-PETROSYAN
Head of “De Jure Consulting” Law and Mediation Firm,
President of “De Jure” Human Rights NGO,
Lecturer at M. Mashtots University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59546/18290744-2025.4-6-75
Annotation.
The article is devoted to the peculiarities of procurement disputes examined in the special claim proceedings of the civil procedure of the Republic of Armenia.
Procurement disputes relate to procurement procedures established both by the legislation of the Republic of Armenia and by international treaties.
It should also be noted that the mentioned procedures differ from each other in the peculiarities of special rules.
The article analyzes the procedures for concluding, approving, ratifying international treaties, and the obligation to implement the procurement processes arising from them through international procedures.
Examples of agreements concluded between the Republic of Armenia and various international organizations regarding the development of a number of sectors are presented, which clearly define the forms of implementation of procurement procedures.
At the same time, reference is made to the differences between state procurement and procurement procedures implemented by international documents, as well as the peculiarities of examining disputes regarding them, which are regulated within the framework of the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Armenia. Considering that the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Armenia establishes a special claim procedure for the examination of disputes under state procurement procedures, this article also presents cases of examination of procurement disputes under the general claim procedure, which differ from it. At the same time, it was proposed to consider the need to develop legislative amendments or supplements that would provide for a single unified procedure for the examination of procurement disputes of any type and procedure in general, or another regulation that differs from the general claim procedure for procurement disputes under international procedures.