英文摘要 |
The main problems of China’s civil enforcement can be described as’many and difficult’. An empirical study shows that civil enforcement, especially the grass-roots enforcement has unique Chinese characteristics, including the long-term growth of cases, main cases from judgments of the own court, contract disputes as the most frequent type, natural persons as main executees, and monetary objects as main object of execution. In recent years, the court system has continued to explore and improve enforcement mode: substantially increase input of resources, promote organization mechanism, and adjust the corresponding power structure, build an information-based system, strengthen disciplinary measures, and create a standardized, fair, and effective management system, etc. A mature and successful civil enforcement mode has initially taken shape and been reflected in the draft Civil Enforcement Law of the People’s Republic of China. Given that the number of cases still remains high or even increase, we should, based on existing reforms, further build a mode that reflects the modernization of national governance: establish along-term, stable and sufficient personnel, financial, and material allocation system, strengthen enforcement force, improve organization and internal power structure, continue to promote informatization, explore a management system that takes both fairness and efficiency into consideration, improve connection between trial and enforcement, and attach importance to source governance. |