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ARTICLE · 21 JUNE 2016

Repetitive Litigation Based On The Principle Of Double Jeopardy

Repetitive litigation, as a legal concept, relates to the principle of double jeopardy (non bis in idem).

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Zhiming LI v. Wuhan Jinchen Industrial Co.,Ltd. et.al. -  Repetitive Litigation Based on the Principle of Double Jeopardy (Civil Judgment (2011) Shan Zhong Fa Min San Chu Zi No.104 by Shantou Intermediate People's Court on  September 3, 2012)

Repetitive litigation, as a legal concept, relates to the principle of double jeopardy (non bis in idem).  The principle of double jeopardy is an important principle that is commonly involved in the civil legal practice, and is also an important principle in the Chinese legal system in accordance with two basic value goals of civil litigations, i.e.,  efficiency and justice. The principle originated from a basic  legal principle and system about  "consumption of  litigious right" in the Roman law. The so-called consumption of litigious right refers to the fact that all of the litigious rights would be consumed due to a  litigation dependency, and the second  litigation dependency is not allowed

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