Sun, 20 Sep 2020 Insights Chenyang Zhang 張辰揚(yáng) , Xuan Zhao 趙暄

To participate in China's judicial proceedings, it is vital to understand the time limit system for presenting evidence. Although the evidence is still very much likely to be admitted by the court even if its presentation is delayed and may incur court punishment, the parties should try the best to present evidence on time.

Mon, 31 Aug 2020 Insights Chenyang Zhang 張辰揚(yáng) , Xuan Zhao 趙暄

In China, can a witness be spared appearing in court? Does cross-examination exist in Chinese courts? Here's what we need to know about witnesses and witness testimony in China's civil litigation.

Sat, 23 Nov 2019 Insights Chenyang Zhang 張辰揚(yáng) , Xuan Zhao 趙暄

In China's judicial practice, recording is a common way of collecting evidence. If the private conversation recording without the permission of the other party satisfies certain conditions, the court may admit it as evidence.