China's Social Organizations Of Civil Proceedings The Plaintiff Qualified Research

In China, with the rapid economic and social development, and gradually raise the public awareness of rights, involved in civil cases the public interest to continue to increase in recent years. However, the civil rights of the public good is not a smooth road, civil public interest litigation system is not perfect, especially the plaintiff qualification standards lag and lack of restricting the legal settlement of disputes and to safeguard the public interest in civil implementation.This paper reviews and analyzes domestic and international theory and practice of Public Interest Litigation, discussing the Civil Public Interest Litigation and the need for specific content, and civil society groups filed public interest litigation are analyzed and system construction. The full text chapters:The first chapter is an overview of the Public Interest Litigation, discusses the concept of Public Interest Litigation and the characteristics and qualifications of the civil proceedings the plaintiff meaning of a social group of civil proceedings the plaintiff qualified theoretical basis, and conducted public interest litigation of civil society groups filed the necessity and feasibility analysis.Chapter by comparison, of the common law and civil law countries, civil society groups in the Public Interest Litigation the relevant provisions of this question and practice, compare similarities and differences and summarizes its significance in China.The third chapter examines the social organization of public interest litigation filed a civil status. Including the status of legislation and practice, and analysis of public interest litigation of civil society groups filed the obstacles and problems.ChapterⅣof the civil society groups in the Public Interest Litigation Construction of the system proposed vision. Mainly from improved community management system and promote a truly independent of the association; establishment of a social group of civil proceedings the plaintiff qualified protection measures; social organizations filed public interest litigation and the way civil society groups need to limit the Public Interest Litigation described in four aspects.