Anonymous wrote:

I´d like to ask you to correct these sentences. Thank you in advance Petr 1.Procedual law is a set of legal rules in which is regulated the process of certain proceedings under which these rights and duties resulting from substantive law are decided. 2.In Great Britain there is no single body of law as in the Czech republic, but the rules valid in the supreme court can be considered as modal.models. 3.Firstly, it is necessary to file an action in the court, then the defendant is served a writ of summons and he must deliver acknowledgement  to the court that he has received it and has decided to defence defend himself . 4.Substantial part of action is writ [Sorry - can't make sense of this] which shall contain all the facts and details on which base arose are based a claim for damages. 5.The defendent can statement in action either admit or deny or request discovery of evidence [can admit guilt, deny guilt, or require evidence] to prove that the statements of the plaintiff are true. 6.Probative proceeding in civil cases in England is based on weight all  presumtions [weighing up all presumptions] while in criminal cases guilt must be proven beyond all reasonable doubt.