If the case is unfair, can the court sue the judge?

Legal analysis: Yes, if the judge decides the case unfairly, he can sue the judge in the High Court.

Legal basis: Judges Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 32 A judge shall not commit any of the following acts:

(1) Spreading remarks damaging the reputation of the country, joining illegal organizations, participating in assemblies, processions, demonstrations and other activities aimed at opposing the country, and participating in strikes;

(2) Corruption and bribery;

(3) perverting the law;

(4) extorting a confession by torture;

(5) Concealing evidence or forging evidence;

(6) divulging state secrets or judicial secrets;

(seven) abuse of power, infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations;

(eight) dereliction of duty, resulting in misjudged cases or serious losses to the parties;

(nine) delaying the handling of cases and delaying the work;

(ten) use their powers to seek personal gain for themselves or others;

(eleven) engaged in profit-making business activities;

(twelve) to meet the parties and their agents privately, and accept the guests and gifts from the parties and their agents;

(thirteen) other violations of law and discipline.

Article 33 A judge who commits one of the acts listed in Article 32 of this Law shall be punished; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.