Subjectivity of law: Materials required for filing the case The following are the materials required by the filing court and some procedures that need to be done when some cases are filed in court. 1. Civil cases: 1. Indictment (one original, several copies and several defendants); 2. A copy of the plaintiff's ID card; 3. Copy of evidence (such as IOUs, contracts, etc.) 4. Receipt of service and confirmation of the address of the parties filled out in the filing court; 5. Notice of filing a case. Notice of Acceptance of Cases II. Criminal Cases: (1) Public Prosecution Cases: (1) Public Prosecution Cases: As it is a public prosecution case, you only need to provide a copy of the indictment of the procuratorate when entering information. (2) Cases of private prosecution: 1. Submit the original indictment and provide corresponding copies according to the number of defendants. 2. A copy of the ID card or household registration book that proves the plaintiff's subject qualification, and a copy of the ID card of Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, etc. 3. A copy of the ID card or household registration book that can prove the defendant's qualification, and a copy of the ID card of Hong Kong and Macao compatriots. 4. If the plaintiff is entrusted to prosecute on his behalf, the power of attorney of the plaintiff shall be submitted. If a citizen is acting as an agent, a copy of his ID card shall be submitted at the same time; If a lawyer acts as an agent, a copy of the official letter of the law firm and the lawyer's practice certificate shall be submitted at the same time. 5. Evidence to prove the existence of criminal legal relationship, that is, the relevant evidence that the personal rights and property rights of the plaintiff have been infringed, needs police or forensic identification by public security organs. 6. For the case where the public security organ or the people's procuratorate decides not to pursue criminal responsibility, the plaintiff shall submit the case where the public security organ or the people's procuratorate decides not to pursue criminal responsibility, and the plaintiff shall submit the proof that the defendant violated his personal rights and property rights and the proof that the public security organ or the procuratorate did not pursue criminal responsibility of the defendant. Other materials prescribed by law. Third, the execution of the case: 1. The judgment or mediation signed by the original judge; 2. Receipt receipt; 3. Application for execution; 4. A description of the property of the person subjected to execution; 5. Implement the risk notice; A copy of the applicant's ID card; When handling the notarization document of creditor's rights in the case acceptance notice, it is only necessary to change the above-mentioned "conciliation statement" into "this". "Change it to" notarized document ". Pre-litigation property preservation: (1) One application for pre-litigation property preservation and one guarantee for pre-litigation property preservation. (two), to prove the qualification of the parties. 1. If the party concerned is a natural person, it shall submit identification information, such as a copy of ID card or household registration book; 2. If the party concerned is a legal person or other organization, it shall submit the subject registration materials, such as a copy of the industrial and commercial business license or the industrial and commercial registration materials issued by the industrial and commercial registration authority or the registration certificate of a corporate legal person. If the applicant is a legal person or other organization, it shall also submit the identity certificate of the legal representative or the certificate of the principal responsible person. (three), entrust others to apply for, it shall submit the power of attorney of the applicant. 1, the citizen agent, and submit a copy of my ID card; 2. If the lawyer acts as an agent, the official letter of the law firm and a copy of the lawyer's practice certificate shall be submitted at the same time (the latter is sometimes unnecessary). (4) Materials proving the existence of a civil legal relationship between the applicant and the respondent, such as a copy of the contract, relevant proof materials of creditor's rights and debts, marriage certificate, etc. (five) the specific property clues and ownership certificates that the respondent intends to seal up, and the list of secured property and ownership certificates equivalent to the subject matter applied for sealing up. (6) Other materials as prescribed by law. (VII), receipt of service receipt V. Evaluation and auction cases: 1. Evaluation application form or auction evaluation report; 2. Receipt for receipt. In addition, the case-filing personnel need to input information, print out the case information flow sheet, the case receipt sheet (that is, the case receipt sheet of the judge in charge is now automatically divided by computer), and the case information transfer sheet, etc., all of which are required when filing a case, and they should sign on the case transfer sheet when the courts take the case away. Since the implementation of the Measures for Payment of Litigation Fees on April 1, 27, the litigation costs of small cases have been greatly reduced, and there is no need to pay the execution fees in advance. Wen Laohan's measure is to encourage ordinary people to go to court and take litigation as a proper channel to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. Many ordinary people will not pay the execution fee in advance, and the litigation cost is very low, so they are determined to go to court.
Purpose of litigation:
Article 121 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China shall specify the following items: (1) The name, sex, age, nationality, occupation, work unit, domicile and contact information of the plaintiff, the name and domicile of a legal person or other organization, and the name of its legal representative or principal responsible person. (2) the defendant's name, gender, work unit, domicile and other information, the name and domicile of the legal person or other organization; (3) the claim and the facts and reasons on which it is based; (4) Evidence and sources of evidence, names and residences of witnesses.