2012年司法考试民事诉讼法重点提示（In 2012 the civil procedure law important judicial examination）.docVIP

2012年司法考试民事诉讼法重点提示（In 2012 the civil procedure law important judicial examination） Chapter 1 general understanding of Civil Procedure Law The second chapter is the legal relationship of civil procedure The content and difference between the subject of legal relation and the subject of civil action in civil procedure The main body of legal relationship in civil procedure is divided into two kinds, one kind of main body in the lawsuit in addition to enjoy the rights and assume the litigation rights and obligations, the implementation of litigation procedure, to change or eliminate, this is the main subject of civil legal relationship, and is the subject of civil procedure, including peoples court, procuratorate and the plaintiff and the defendant, the common litigants, litigation on behalf of the people and the people. Another subject of litigation rights in civil litigation, litigation obligations, but not to the implementation procedure of occurrence, changes and elimination of litigation behavior, therefore, is the only subject of civil legal relationship, and cannot be called the subject of civil litigation, including litigation agent, he witnesses and expert witnesses, interpreters. The third chapter is the understanding of civil procedure law and civil procedure law The fourth chapter is about the nature, task and guiding ideology of the Civil Procedure Law The fifth chapter is the basic principle of civil action 1, the legal provisions of the principle of mediation in accordance with the law In trying civil cases, the peoples court shall make conciliation according to the principle of voluntariness and legality, and the mediation fails and the judgment should be made in time. 2. Types of civil cases that are not tried publicly Civil cases involving state secrets; civil cases involving personal privacy; divorce cases involving applications for private hearings and cases involving trade secrets 3, debate forms of debate principle The parties may adopt either oral