英文摘要 |
According to the theory of traditional substantial law, several claims resulting from the same occurrence constitute several independent suits. The diverse relationships among the claims determine various forms of aggregation of subject matter of claims in the procedure. Firstly, the procedural construction of concurrence of claims should be preliminary aggregation when there is a lawyer or selective aggregation when there is not. Current regulations ignore the consistency between the procedural construction and substantial nature when concurrence happens, which leads to an outcome of rejecting aggregation of claims. Secondly, taking into consideration that the preliminaiy aggregation has already occurred in practice, and Article 247 of Judicial Interpretation of the Civil Procedure Law has proved its legitimate basis, we should make effort to encourage the application of preliminary aggregation. Thirdly, as to the aggregation of claims which have a tight factual relation, a simple aggregation might turn to a compulsory one because of choosing 'one occurrence' test, so we should confine the use of such test only when traditional test cannot tell real repetitive litigations. |