the parties raise objections to territorial jurisdiction. After examination, if the objection is established, the court of appeal shall, in accordance with the provisions of Article 38 of China's Civil Procedure Law, decide to transfer the case to a court with jurisdiction; If the objection is not established, the ruling shall be rejected. If a party refuses to accept the ruling, he may appeal to a higher court within 5 days from the date when the ruling is served. If the parties fail to file an appeal or the appeal is rejected, the court of appeal shall notify both parties to participate in the proceedings. If a party complains about the jurisdiction, it will not affect the trial of the case by the court of appeal.

the parties raise an objection to the hierarchical jurisdiction. Hierarchical jurisdiction is the division of labor between the higher and lower courts in the trial of first-instance cases. If the appellate court considers that there is no jurisdiction after examination, it shall transfer the case to the court with jurisdiction to inform both parties, but it shall not make a ruling. If the court of appeal refuses to transfer the case, and the parties concerned report to the higher court and raise objections, if the case is true and it is really necessary to transfer it, the higher court shall notify the court of appeal to transfer the case to the court with jurisdiction; If the court of appeal refuses to transfer the case and makes a substantive judgment, the higher court shall revoke the judgment of the court of appeal on the grounds of procedural violation and transfer the case to a court with jurisdiction for trial.