The history of the development of writ proceedings began in Ancient Rome, then appeared in Russia in the 15th century, but an analogue of a court order appeared in Kazakhstan only in the 19th century. A few centuries later, the institution of court orders was removed from Russian legislation. And in Kazakhstan, only a few hundred years later, thanks to the reforms of 2002, the production of the order was firmly entrenched in the Code of Civil Procedure. Currently, this proceeding is widely known in judicial practice, since it acts as a simple and understandable mechanism for protecting the rights of citizens.

The article was written in order to study the conditions for issuing a court order and the grounds for writ proceedings in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Taking into account the problematic aspects of judicial proceedings for the issuance of a court order, at the same time, by developing ways to consider them, it is possible to increase the efficiency of the civil process.