Appeal and cassation - as two forms of appeal of judicial acts

The article discusses two forms of appeal of judicial acts in the arbitration process. The institution of appeal in the arbitration process is a set of rules of law governing the production of an appellate court to review an appeal, to verify the legality and validity of judicial acts of a court of first instance that have not entered into legal force. The main types of appeal legal science distinguishes - complete, incomplete and mixed. Cassation is an independent stage of the judicial process, in which decisions made by the courts of the first and appeal instances are checked for legality, that is, for compliance with substantive and procedural legal norms. The interaction of the two forms of appeal enriches the process and overcomes a certain dualism in the development of legal proceedings and judicial system.