Philosophy of "electronic" competitiveness in civil legal proceedings

The author addresses a problem of electronic proofs in the context of the principles of civil procedural law in general and the principle of competitiveness, in particular. Reflecting the communicative beginning of this principle, the author defends the settled values of theories of the law of evidence and the principle of competitiveness, claiming that arrival of digital innovations to the sphere of law enforcement not a reason for their adjustment. The author confirms the views and scientific beliefs with the necessary of historical digression to questions of perception by the law of the former civilization values which are historically preceding digital technologies.