英文摘要 |
The somewhat reluctant involvement of the judiciary in the review of disputes concerning collective economic organizations' membership is a fact despite various doctrinal arguments to the contrary. An analysis of the decided cases shows that most local courts agree that membership disputes fall under judicial review and some basic principles shall be adopted in the adjudicating process. However, uncertainties and inconsistencies still linger as a result of absent legal guidance. The law shall break its silence on the legality of judicial review of membership disputes and offer some basic guidelines to the courts on both procedure and substance based on an alignment of current laws, national policies and judicial practices. |