China Naming Network - Eight-character lottery - Are litigation fees the court's income? "Zengguang Xianwen" said: "The yamen opens with eight characters, and if you have reason, don't come in if you don't have money." The ancient folk saying goes, "The yamen door opens to the south, and there is reason." Don’t come in if you don’t have money.” I have paid attention to courts in various places. There are not many doors that open to the south. Is this a deliberate attempt to avoid this statement? In fact, it is not the case. "The Book of Changes" says: "The sage faces south to listen to the world, and governs toward the bright." What does it mean? A simple understanding is that a virtuous and talented person faces south to understand affairs, and manages affairs facing the sun. The local government office was the office of local officials. At that time, local officials integrated judicial administration and considered themselves to be virtuous and talented people. Of course, they had to sit north and face south when governing local people. In addition, considering Feng Shui issues, ancient buildings generally had their doors facing south. Nowadays, urban land resources are tight, and how a building is planned and designed depends entirely on the actual situation. It is possible to open the court door in any direction, from east to west, north or south. South direction only accounts for a quarter of the possibilities, so it seems that the proportion of court doors opening to the south is very small. Dear friends, please recall, which way does the door of your local court open? Welcome to leave a message to share. The ancients also said, "The people should not fight with the officials, and the poor should not fight with the rich." This means that the common people should not fight against the officials, and the poor should not fight with the rich. This kind of thinking is reflected in lawsuits. If you want to win a lawsuit, you must either have power or money. To win a lawsuit, you must find connections and spend money. Otherwise, don't fight, you won't win. Now, the court is called the People's Court. Theoretically speaking, it is not necessary or allowed to seek connections when going to court to file a lawsuit. People hate relying on relationships and going through the back door, but how many people don’t want to rely on relationships and go through the back door when they encounter trouble? It’s just because there is no relationship to rely on and no back door to go out. Nowadays, the management is strict, and the remuneration of public officials is generally not low. Once they are investigated, the price paid is too high and the cost is too high. Therefore, it is not feasible in practice to litigate and rely on relationships. If you can't rely on connections or go through the back door, does it mean that you don't need to spend money to file a lawsuit? The answer is no, you don't have to spend money on using connections through the back door, but you have to pay the litigation fees. If you hire a lawyer, you also have to pay the attorney fees. of. How much should you pay and how should you pay it? First, let’s talk about the legal fees. Litigation fees are collected by the court, turned over to the finance department, and deposited into the national treasury. Litigation fees are not directly related to a judge's income. Even if a judge does not hear cases and does not receive litigation fees, he still has a salary. Some people will say that since it is a people's court, then when the people go to court, can't they not charge legal fees? No. On the one hand, litigation fees are a source of revenue for the state. On the other hand, charging legal fees can prevent abusive litigation. If there are no legal fees and all lawsuits are free, then people will go to court to litigate regardless of whether they are serious or not. No matter how much money is spent, the doors of the courts will be crowded. In fact, there are so many cases in the courts now. It is said that some judges have to hear hundreds of cases a year, and sometimes they have to hold several sessions in a day. Besides, the people is an overall concept, and individual individuals cannot be equated with the people. Litigation fees charged by the court include case acceptance fees, application fees, and fees for relevant personnel to appear in court. 1. The case acceptance fee is the most basic fee among the litigation fees. It is calculated in proportion to the amount of money involved in the case. The fee ratio is different for different grades. For general civil cases, a budget of 2 is enough. The amount If the amount is low, add a little on the basis of 2, and if the amount is high, subtract a little. There is a legal fee calculator that can be found online. By inputting the amount involved in the case, you can calculate the amount of legal fees that need to be paid. 2. Application fees, including preservation fees, execution fees and other application matters. This fee can also be calculated using the litigation fee calculator. 3. The expenses for relevant personnel to appear in court include the transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, living expenses and work-loss allowance incurred by witnesses, appraisers, translators, and adjusters when they appear in court on the date designated by the People’s Court. This expense is paid according to the actual situation, and the specific amount is not fixed. Some cases may not. Litigation fees are paid in advance by the plaintiff when the case is filed, and will be borne by the losing party when the case is finally settled.