Civil and Administrative Appeal Cases Selected by the People's Procuratorate (Volume 9)

Author: Wang Hongyi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The Civil and Administrative Appeal Cases Selected by the People's Procuratorate is a periodic serial publication edited by the Civil and Administrative Procuratorial Department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and published by the Law Press. Since its first issue in 1999, it has been published for nine volumes, with two fixed volumes published annually since 2003. The cases in the book are carefully selected from tens of thousands of appeals handled by procuratorates at all levels each year. The selection scope includes cases where the People's Court has altered the original judgment through retrial, mediation, or sending back for retrial after the Procuratorate's appeal, as well as cases where the Procuratorate's supervision through other means, such as procuratorial suggestions, has been adopted by the People's Court. Each case is organized in the format of 【Basic Facts】, 【Original Judgment】, 【Appeal and Reasons】, 【Retrial Results】, and 【Commentary】, vividly and comprehensively reproducing the entire process of the case's occurrence, development, and resolution. The concise and accurate narration reveals differing perspectives and points of contention among various courts and procuratorates, accompanied by well-reasoned and evidence-based commentary, aiming to provide guidance and reference for the handling of similar cases. The Civil and Administrative Appeal Cases Selected by the People's Procuratorate is suitable for procurators, judges, lawyers engaged in civil and administrative legal practice, as well as academics and researchers in civil and administrative law, and individuals seeking civil and administrative legal assistance. This book is organized and edited by the Civil and Administrative Procuratorial Department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate. The cases are selected from tens of thousands of appeals handled by procuratorates at all levels each year, with a selection scope that includes cases where the People's Court has altered the original judgment through retrial, mediation, or sending back for retrial after the Procuratorate's appeal, as well as cases where the Procuratorate's supervision through other means, such as procuratorial suggestions, has been adopted by the People's Court. These cases are representative, complex, and novel, reflecting the functions and standards of judicial supervision carried out by procuratorates at all levels in accordance with the law. They provide valuable guidance and reference for procuratorates and courts at all levels, while also offering insights for lawyers, legal practitioners, and citizens engaged in civil and administrative litigation. This book is a periodic publication, with each volume fixedly selecting 50 recent appeal cases. This is the ninth volume.