英文摘要 |
Summary procedure are independent special procedures differentiated from the summaria cognition in Roman law, which belongs to different program categories from the simplified version of ordinary procedure. The specific summary procedures have different purposes, but they share core procedural elements and have family resemblance: the purpose of the summary procedure is not to resolve disputes, but to form the name of execution quickly; the judgment shall be made without the complete and substantive trial of the main lawsuit and has formal determination and execution, without res judicata. The summary procedure is interlinked with the ordinary procedure, but it is not attached to it and should stand independently. It has crucial differences from non-litigation procedure in terms of procedural object, structure, trial mode and judgment effectiveness. A summary procedure is appropriate for cases in which the parties have no substantial dispute, but need for realizing the rights timely or seeking preventive protection urgently. Its operation mechanism follows the logic of substantive rights. In order to ensure the legitimacy of the procedure, the summary procedure guarantees the legal hearing right and gives the parties the right to object. If the objection of the parties constitutes a substantial dispute, the proceedings shall be terminated. |