| 英文摘要 |
The collective member representative litigation is a novel legal institution established in the Law on Rural Collective Economic Organizations, modeled after shareholder representative litigation, which is of great significance for protecting the legitimate rights and interests of rural collective economic organizations and their members. This form of litigation is applicable to cases where members of the board of directors, board of supervisors, main operation and management personnel or supervisors of rural collective economic organizations, as well as external personnel of a rural collective economic organization infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of the organization. Although pre-litigation procedures are generally required before filing such actions, the people’s court may waive these requirements in case of urgency. The eligible plaintiff group must comprise at least ten members of the collective who possess full civil capacity, while the defendants are those responsible for the infringement, including board members, supervisory board members, supervisors, main operation and management personnel or external individuals. The rural collective economic organization itself is a supplementary third party without independent claims. During the trial, several critical issues demand attention, including the restrictions on litigation rights, the application of the statute of limitations, restrictions on litigation rights, the binding effect of the litigation outcome, and the allocation of legal costs. |