BAKU: Azerbaijan is taking steps to clarify and streamline procedural timelines in its civil court proceedings as part of an ongoing effort to improve judicial efficiency. The Azerbaijani Parliament reviewed a proposed amendment to the Civil Procedure Code, focusing on specific timeframes for handling petitions related to temporary measures and court ruling corrections. According to Trend News Agency, the amendment stipulates that courts must review petitions for the cancellation of temporary measures within 20 days of submission. In cases where the petition requires immediate attention, the court has the authority to schedule a hearing and inform the involved parties promptly. This new timeline aims to ensure a more expedient resolution of such matters. Additionally, the amendment mandates that petitions seeking to correct inaccuracies or errors in court rulings must be addressed within 10 days. This change is intended to provide a clear process for rectifying legal decisions, contributing to enhanced accu racy in judicial outcomes. Following a parliamentary discussion, the amendment received approval in its first reading, signaling legislative support for the proposed changes. These adjustments are part of Azerbaijan's broader efforts to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of its civil judicial system.