英文摘要 |
Although ''financial security'' is not a legal concept in the strict sense, it has been widely used in judicial documents and judicial adjudications of Chinese courts. The reasons are as follows: First, the courts need to confirm that they are in the overall political (power) structure of the country. Secondly, the court justifies the exercise of discretion; thirdly, it provides external conditions for creating financial legal rules. As a result, the discourse expression of ''financial security'' has become a judicial ''lubricant'', and it has also demonstrated the main characteristics of China's financial judiciary to a certain extent. First, the ''financial security'' discourse in some scenarios may weaken the external constraints on judicial discretion; secondly, except for cases involving the disposition of non-performing financial claims, the discourse of ''financial security'' does not actually constitute the basis of ''discrimination of ownership'' throughout the judiciary; finally, ''financial security'' discourse continues to play the role of ''bridge'' in the transition from public policy to judicial policy, but it also lays hidden concerns at the expense of judicial stability. |