Oralism
Oralism is the principle of the Civil Procedure Act, which means that you should dismiss a case or evidence. It is an ideology that came into being in order to combine the political demands of the publicity of the trials demanded by the modern law states behind the French Revolution. Oralism is difficult to understand and difficult to memorize and record in complex cases, but verbal statements are fresh and give a strong impression to the listener, and it is easy to point out the ambiguity and contradiction of the statement. It has the advantage that it gives maneuverability and is easy to connect with direct attention or openness. The law of the present Republic of Korea adopts mandatory oral argument by the parties that the court should plead the lawsuit. Major litigation that constitutes the basis of the present judgment is required to be in writing, and it is required to submit written petition, appeal, appeal, appeal, appeal, appeal, change of petition, withdrawal of petition, agreement of jurisdiction, It is a supplement to the shortcomings of Oralism, the danger of being dropped or forgotten.