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New Thoughts on Grade Jurisdiction System

YU Mao-yu

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The grade jurisdiction system is a kind of system about the jurisdiction of civil action of first instance. With the current imperfect laws, the out-of-order phenomena have been discovered in the practical judicial administration. The most core of this system is the confirmation of the divisiory standard, which should be the amount of disputed object but not the current standard.

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The grade jurisdiction system is a kind of system about the jurisdiction of civil action of first instance. With the current imperfect laws, the out-of-order phenomena have been discovered in the practical judicial administration. The most core of this system is the confirmation of the divisiory standard, which should be the amount of disputed object but not the current standard.

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The grade jurisdiction system is a kind of system about the jurisdiction of civil action of first instance. With the current imperfect laws, the out-of-order phenomena have been discovered in the practical judicial administration. The most core of this system is the confirmation of the divisiory standard, which should be the amount of disputed object but not the current standard.

Key concepts: Jurisdiction, Imperfect, Action (physics), Law, Current (fluid), Political science, Civil procedure, Object (grammar)

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