Hello, my answer to this question is as follows,
The answer to this question is as follows:
In case of dispute, it is recommended that both parties negotiate first; If they can't negotiate, they can protect their rights.
The following procedures are generally required for a lawsuit:
(1) Write a good book
(2) Bring evidence and books to file and pay legal fees
(3) The hearing process mainly includes: reading out the legal discipline, opening remarks, asking whether to withdraw, whether to receive the inquiry materials, the court investigation stage (specifically including the plaintiff's statement, the defendant's defense, the plaintiff's adduction of evidence, the defendant's cross examination, the defendant's adduction of evidence, the plaintiff's cross examination, and the judge's questioning), the court debate stage, the final statement stage, the verification of transcripts after the withdrawal, and the sentencing.
The more important stage is the court investigation and court debate. In the court investigation phase, cross examination is more important. In the debate stage, the parties can elaborate their own views around the focus of the case and fully exercise their right to defense. After the end of the court debate, the mediation is conducted under the auspices of the judge, and the parties can reach a mediation agreement of their own free will. If a mediation agreement cannot be reached, the judge will make a ruling.
(4) Execute the judgment. If the losing party does not take the initiative to perform the obligations specified in the effective judgment document, the winning party may apply for compulsory execution according to law.
