It depends. If it is really impossible to make a trip, you can entrust an agent to appear in court. Agents can be lawyers, family members, friends, etc.
Do I need a lawyer to go to court?
1. You can go to court without a lawyer, and anyone is allowed to defend himself. This is allowed by law, but it is a situation to hire a lawyer in this era.
Firstly, lawyers are professionals after all. After all, they know the law better than themselves. Of course, unless you are a lawyer, you should be more capable of defending.
3. Second, legal justice is needed now.
Thirdly, as I said above, this is already a situation, and courts usually hire lawyers. Of course, civil cases are not that serious. Now the pursuit of a harmonious society, so now civil cases more emphasis on mediation.
Two, in the following infringement proceedings, the plaintiff's infringement facts, the defendant denied, the defendant is responsible for the proof:
1, patent infringement litigation caused by product manufacturing methods and invention patents;
2. Tort litigation for damages caused by highly dangerous operations;
3. Litigation for damages caused by environmental pollution;
4, buildings or other facilities and buildings on the shelf, hanging objects collapse, fall off, fall damage tort litigation;
5. Tort lawsuit for damage caused by raising animals;
6. Relevant laws stipulate that the defendant shall bear the burden of proof.
Three. prosecute
1. Prosecution refers to the litigation behavior that citizens, legal persons and other organizations claim that their civil rights and interests managed and controlled according to law have been infringed or have disputes with others, and request the people's court to give legal protection through trial in their own name.
2. Generally speaking, it is a lawsuit.
Four. appeal
1. As a party to a case, if he is not satisfied with the judgment of the court of first instance, he can appeal to a higher court.
2. Appeal conditions
First of all, you must be qualified. In other words, you must be a party to the case to file an appeal. Second, only the judgment or ruling of the court of first instance can be appealed, and the judgment made by the court cannot be appealed. Among them, there are three kinds of rulings that can be appealed: inadmissibility, dismissal of prosecution and adjudication of objection to jurisdiction. Third, the appeal must be filed within the time limit prescribed by law.
3. Time limit for appeal
After the court of first instance makes a judgment, the judgment does not take effect immediately, and it can only take effect after both parties have not appealed and the appeal period expires. Therefore, if you want to appeal, you must appeal within the time limit. Both civil and administrative judgments are within 15 days after the judgment is served; Civil and administrative rulings shall be made within ten days after the written ruling is served; Criminal judgment within ten days after the delivery of the judgment; The criminal ruling shall be made within five days after the written ruling is served. The time limit is calculated from the second day after the document is served. The date of receipt of the judgment or ruling by both parties may be different, and the appeal period shall be counted from the day after their respective receipt of the judgment or ruling. If the last day of the expiration of the period falls on a legal holiday, the expiration date of the period shall be the first working day after the legal holiday.
Step 4 call for
If you want to file an appeal, you must submit an appeal, which can be written by a lawyer or by yourself. The main contents include: the basic information of the appellant and the appellee, the appeal request, the reasons for the appeal, etc.
5. Court of Appeal
The appeal shall be filed with the court at the next higher level of the court of first instance. For example, that court that made the first-instance judgment was the xinji city people's court, and the court of appeal was the Shijiazhuang intermediate people's court. In order to facilitate the appeal, you can appeal to the court of first instance or directly to the court at the next higher level.
6. Appeal fees
The appeal fee must also be paid, and the appeal fee must be paid within seven days from the day after the submission of the appeal. If the legal fees are not paid within the time limit, it shall be handled as withdrawal of the appeal. The fees for accepting appeals shall be charged according to the standards for accepting cases of first instance.