Everyone who has fought a lawsuit may face a retrial in the end. To be honest, I rarely see anyone who loses the lawsuit and does not apply for a retrial. The court's judgment never seems to be convincing. Once there is a conflict between the parties, they will almost always be retried, but it is indeed not easy to retrial.
People who have experienced few cases may feel that the chance of success of civil retrial is zero, because they have never seen a successful retrial among the people they know. Of course, this is wrong. Retrial is indeed difficult, but the High Court also has its own data, and there are many cases sent back for retrial every year. However, compared with the huge case base, it does make people feel that the retrial is successful at zero. Although retrial of
is difficult, this is a procedure that the parties involved must go through. If there is any error in a case, the only way to go for retrial is. In a civil case, there is no other way. If your case is one of the few successful cases, you must be fully prepared and apply for retrial. I have seen many parties involved who just acted recklessly and had the same opinion from the first instance to the retrial, or even if it was corrected, the key mistakes in the case were not grasped, and were finally rejected.
Retrial is the last relief in the litigation process and is a supervision of the final judgment by the superior court. If you do not take this opportunity seriously and give up on it, it will be difficult to go to the procuratorate or complain or report later. Therefore, if you really want to overturn the verdict, although it is difficult, you must cherish every opportunity.
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