How to deal with errors in court judgments and rulings:

1. When other courts at all levels discover that there are errors in the court’s legally effective judgments and consider that If another trial is required, this should be submitted to the adjudication committee for discussion and decision-making. The Civil Procedure Law allows courts to correct errors in judgments and rulings made by the court, so courts at all levels can suspend the execution of the original judgment and then reorganize a new collegial panel for retrial.

2. When the Supreme People's Court discovers that there are errors in the judgments or rulings of local courts at various levels, it has the right to bring a case to trial or designate a lower-level people's court to retry the case. If a lower people's court is designated for retrial, the new trial results must be reported to the Supreme People's Court after the lower people's court rehears the case.

3. When the superior people's court discovers that there is an error in the judgment or ruling of the lower people's court, it can bring a trial or designate the lower people's court to retry, and can supervise the trial of the lower people's court so that it can correct the errors. correct.