How to inquire about closed cases?

Inquiries about closed cases can be made by visiting the official website of the court, going to the archives of the court, and contacting the parties or lawyers of the case.

I. Access to the official website of the Court

Most courts will provide case inquiry service on their official websites. Official website of the relevant court can be found through the search engine, and the entrance of "case inquiry" or similar functions can be found on the website. On the inquiry page, you may need to enter the case number, party name or other relevant information for inquiry. Through official website, we can learn the basic information, trial progress and results of the case.

Second, go to the court archives.

If you need more detailed case information or related documents, you can go to the court archives to inquire. In the file, you need to provide identification and information related to the case so that the staff can assist you in your inquiry. Archives usually keep the original materials, judgments, rulings and other documents of cases, which can provide you with more comprehensive case information.

Third, contact the parties or lawyers.

If you have contact with the litigants or lawyers, you can also ask them about the closing of the case. The client or lawyer usually knows more about the details and progress of the case and can provide you with more specific information. But please note that when it comes to personal privacy and business secrets, they may not be able to disclose too much information.

To sum up:

Inquiries about closed cases can be made by visiting the official website of the court, going to the archives of the court or contacting the parties or lawyers of the case. These channels can provide you with basic information of the case, trial results and related documents. During the inquiry, please make sure to provide accurate information and respect the privacy and rights of others.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Procedure Law

Article 152 stipulates:

The judgment shall specify the judgment result and the reasons for making the judgment. The contents of the judgment include:

(a) the cause of action, the claim, the facts and reasons of the dispute;

(two) the facts and reasons identified in the judgment, the applicable laws and reasons;

(three) the verdict and the burden of litigation costs;

(4) the appeal period and the court of appeal.

The written judgment shall be signed by the judges and court clerks, and stamped with the seal of the people's court.

Organic Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) People's Court

Article 20 provides that:

The people's courts hear cases in public, except in special circumstances prescribed by law. The defendant has the right to defend himself.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Archives Law

Article 19 stipulates:

State organs, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and other organizations, as well as citizens, may, according to the needs of economic construction, national defense construction, teaching and scientific research, and in accordance with the relevant provisions, make use of unopened archives kept by archives and relevant organs, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and other organizations.

Measures for the utilization of unopened archives shall be formulated by the national archives administration department and relevant competent departments.