What's wrong with this lawyer?! Chapter 781

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“Article 102 of the Supre People’s Court’s interpretation on the application of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that if a party intentionally or through gross negligence submits evidence past the deadline, the people’s court shall not accept it.

However, if the evidence is related to the basic facts of the case, the people’s court shall accept it and reprimand the late party according to Article 68, and impose a fine pursuant to the first paragraph of Article 118 of the Civil Procedure Law.

If the evidence is provided past the deadline not due to intentional or gross negligence, the people’s court shall accept it and reprimand the party.

In plain language, that ans if your evidence is key evidence, the court will acknowledge it, but will fine you or even detain you, depending on how much trouble you’ve caused the court.

And the fine is even more interesting.

Take your case, for example, where you were originally supposed to pay ten thousand in compensation, but then with the new evidence, you don’t have to pay anymore.

However, they might just straight up fine you twenty thousand.

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Basically, it’s about increasing the penalty severity so you know not to do this intentionally, as you’re just causing trouble for the court.

That’s why Old Tang says that after so many years, many legal workers still cling to the old traditions.

The Civil Procedure Law has been revised several tis already, but these people haven’t made any progress.

Signing a contract and then withholding it from the employee, or claiming there is no labor relationship despite there clearly being a contract – in the past, many people didn’t wish to fight for their rights for various reasons, and the Labor Contract Law was regarded as ineffectual.

Then, naturally, there wasn’t much of a problem.

After all, if you don’t sue, they don’t bother.

But now it’s different.

Young people will never tolerate your antics; they will go to arbitration if necessary and sue if needed.

Your old tricks just won’t work anymore.

Even if fighting for their rights takes a long ti, justice will eventually be served.

This has caused a consequence: In recent years, there’ve been quite a few similar cases.

One can only remark that there are many shrewd people out there – you wouldn’t dare write such things in fiction, as it would seem illogical, but in reality, so are bold enough to act this way…

Waiting for the Arbitration Committee to hold a hearing, three days passed, and on the morning of the third day, Old Tang received a call that the administrative review in Lushan District had concluded.

Still in the petition bureau’s review reception room, Qian Zifeng said with a smile on his face, “Lawyer Tang, here is the result of the review for you.”

Normally, this would have been mailed.

Old Tang took it and imdiately laughed upon reading it – Lushan District had directly revoked the public security organ’s administrative detention!

The reason was simple; after investigation, it was found that Lin Shuqiang was both the first to insult and the first to beco physically violent, and Yang Tiezhi was acting in self-defense.

Although the counterattack was clearly excessive, there was still a cause for it.

Therefore, it was decided to rescind the administrative detention, and the party involved, Yang Tiezhi, could apply for national compensation within the specified ti.

This is quite interesting – if one door closes, another opens.

You’d think the company would have beco a bit timid, but instead, they chose to confront the issue head-on without fear.

On the other hand, the administrative review, which was expected to be unhelpful and would likely end up in court, turned out to be so supportive, directly canceling the detention.

It couldn’t be because of the big stir I previously caused, could it?

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

In fact, Old Tang did not realize just how significant the storm he had stirred up in Lincheng was!

Thirty-one cases – he had practically plowed through Lincheng.

And, crucially, when he first arrived in Lincheng, he also chose to go to the public security organs, but that was to file a report.

After they refused to file his case, he chose criminal prosecution.

This ti, although slightly different with administrative detention, if the review was not approved, they would definitely go with an administrative lawsuit.

And then, if sothing unexpected happens again…

This case is actually borderline ambiguous; on one hand, Lin Shuqiang suffered severe injuries, but on the other hand, Lin Shuqiang was also the first to provoke and attack, which can be argued each way.

Most fights are like that.

But for Old Tang, it saved him a lot of trouble.

He stood up and said, “This is a good result, thank you.”

Across from him, Qian Zifeng hastily replied, “No problem, no problem, Lawyer Tang.

It’s a trifle.

Next ti you co here, just call directly.”

Yes, just call, there’s absolutely no need to make real-na reports to the disciplinary inspection and supervision commission.

Old Tang smiled, walked out of the petition bureau, and imdiately called Yang Tiezhi.

“I have so good news for you for now.

Your administrative detention has been revoked, and I’m going to apply for national compensation for you.

The ten days amount to over three thousand seven hundred, and the fine will be refunded to you soon…”

On the other end of the phone, Yang Tiezhi, who was laboring away on a construction site, was stunned.

Administrative detention revoked, national compensation of nearly four thousand yuan?

This…

Wasn’t Lawyer Tang supposed to be dealing with that thirty thousand yuan issue for himself?

But after his initial shock, he felt waves of excitent.

Before, when he watched Tang Fangjing’s videos, he sotis couldn’t understand the feelings of the clients.

But now he understood!

Lawyer Tang was a treasure, capable of springing surprises on you in minutes!

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Inside Kaisen Logistics Company, Lin Shuqiang, who had just returned from a trip outside, entered General Manager Liu’s office.

“Ah?

Yang Tiezhi hired a lawyer and is arbitrating with the company for work-related injuries?

I an, how could he have the nerve?”

General Manager Liu waved his hand and said, “Let’s not talk about that now.

You’ve sued him, right?

Think of a way to make him stop causing trouble!”

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