What Is a Grievance Policy?

Appeal refers to the act of a citizen, legal person, or other organization that believes that the result of handling a certain issue is incorrect, and submits a reason to the relevant state authority to request reprocessing. It is also a way for citizens to safeguard their rights. And has legal effect.

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Appeals in litigation refer to the parties, the victims and their families, or other citizens who know the circumstances of the case.

If the judgment or ruling of the People's Court that has been legally valid has been wrong, the People's Court or the People's Procuratorate shall be required to handle the matter according to law and correct it.

Non-litigation appeals refer to the behavior of citizens, enterprises, institutions, etc., who are not satisfied with the administrative department's handling, punishment or disciplinary action because of their own legal rights and interests, and ask the department or its superior authority to re-process and correct them.

Appeals in litigation, when the appellant appeals, he can ask a lawyer to help. In civil and economic cases, lawyers can also be hired as agents to appeal instead of the complainants. For non-litigation appeals, if the issues are civil matters such as economic contract disputes or injury compensation, which can be resolved through mediation and arbitration, the appellant may appoint a lawyer as its agent in accordance with the Laws of Law and the Civil Procedure Law; For complaints on other issues, lawyers can only write complaints and provide legal and policy opinions on their behalf, but they cannot accept commissions and act as agents.

Grievance refers to a kind of litigation request for re-processing to the people's court of the first instance and the superior people's court on the judgment, ruling, and mediation that the party and its legal representative have taken legal effect, and considers that there is indeed an error.

During the appeal period, the original judgment and ruling will not be suspended.