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On the Unjustness of Pre-Definitely Facts in Decisions as Facts with Need not to be Proved in Civil Litigation

Keqin Wang

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Res Judicata,which is the basic of pre-definitely facts in decisions as facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation,has not been established completely in our country.And surveying from the visual angle of res judicata,the active laws and the behaviors done during the judicial practice in our country are improper.So it is unwarrantable for pre-definitely facts in decisions to be facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation.

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Res Judicata,which is the basic of pre-definitely facts in decisions as facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation,has not been established completely in our country.And surveying from the visual angle of res judicata,the active laws and the behaviors done during the judicial practice in our country are improper.So it is unwarrantable for pre-definitely facts in decisions to be facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation.

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Res Judicata,which is the basic of pre-definitely facts in decisions as facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation,has not been established completely in our country.And surveying from the visual angle of res judicata,the active laws and the behaviors done during the judicial practice in our country are improper.So it is unwarrantable for pre-definitely facts in decisions to be facts with need not to be proved in civil litigation.

Key concepts: Res judicata, Civil procedure, Civil litigation, Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology

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