Definition and Difference Between Litigation and Litigation 10

Idiom: 對設公堂 pronunciation: duìbùgōngtáng Word meaning:

Originally meant to be interrogated in the government, it now refers to confronting or going to court to fight a lawsuit. Book: pleadings, indictments, etc.; Reconciliation:

to be interrogated; Public court: Formerly the place where officials heard cases. I do "the court against the court".

Source: "The Great Shogun made the long history urgently rebuke the shogunate of the Shogunate." (Historical Records: The Biography of General Li) example sentences:

1.The trademark was still used after the contract expired, and Shangdao Coffee went to court with the two franchisees. (June 19, 2008, China Business Network**) 2

Singer Jin Sha posted on her blog, calling Siqingerile a "shrew" and persuading her to see a psychiatrist, which was called the "shrewgate" incident. Yesterday, the two sides of the incident faced off in court at the Dongcheng Courthouse. Yesterday, Siqingerile and Jinsha both entrusted ** people to appear in court.

It is reported that the dispute between Jinsha and Siqingerile occurred on the evening of February 27. At that time, after the two finished recording Dragon TV's "Dance Forest Conference", the host arranged for the two to leave in the same car. When Jinsha took a photo with the fans, Siqingerile had already gotten into the car and was waiting in the car.

Jin Sha said that in the process, Siqingerile used foul language and hit her with a car mat. The next day, Jin Sha posted a blog post titled "When a Female Singer Becomes a Vixen" on her blog, calling Siqingerile a "shrew", "sorry for the land that raised her", and said, "I advise you to see a psychiatrist, maybe it will get better". In court, Siqingerile's ** person said that Jinsha's remarks were subsequently widely reported and attracted the attention of many netizens, causing Siqingerile's reputation to be damaged.

Therefore, Jinsha was required to delete the blog post, publicly apologize, and compensate 300,000 yuan for mental damages. Although Jinsha's words were a bit excessive, what he said was objective. Jinsha's lawyer said that they found the fans who took photos with Jinsha that day and asked them to explain the situation separately and make a CD.

These fans confirmed that Siqingerile did let the fans "get out" and let Jinsha "get in the car". The disc is in court**. Siqingerile's lawyer believes that the video does not meet the evidentiary norms, and Jinsha's abuse of Siqingerile is completely hype.

The lawyer said that after the blog incident, there were reports that Lin Junjie strongly supported Jinsha's lawsuit, and then there were reports of "shrewgate", which were related to Jinsha's abusive behavior and were a plan. "Who knew who Jinsha was before? Now it's all known.

But Jinsha's lawyer denied the hype. "This matter is not a glorious thing for Jinsha, if it is hype, it is too underestimated Jinsha's cognition. ”

Not in the same sense, "in court" means to be interrogated in court. In the original meaning of "going to court", there is no situation where "the parties are completely opposed to each other in the court", but only the meaning of "the parties are questioned and tried in the court (court)". Match the court:

Book: pleadings, indictments, etc.; Counterbook: Interrogated; Court:

The Shogun made the long history urgently reproach the shogunate of Hirono. The contract expired and the trademark was still used, and Shangdao Coffee fought a lawsuit with the two franchisees. But this can't be changed to a court and be interrogated in court.

Confrontation means that the parties are questioned and interrogated by the judicial authorities in the public court (now referred to as the court), and have the right to defend themselves. However, the fact that both parties are being questioned and tried at the same time does not show that these two people are in opposing angles, and it does not rule out the possibility that the two parties are accomplices. To be further clarified:

The court is active, and the parties are passive; The court is a party to the question, and the parties are subordinate and must answer questions and be questioned. It can be seen from this that the original meaning of "going to court" does not include "the parties to a lawsuit in the public court", but only the meaning of "the parties being questioned and tried in the public court (court)". We must not hope that the text will be righteous and spread falsehoods.

The original meaning of "duji" was "to be interrogated", and "gongtang" was the place where cases were tried in ancient times, so "dugongtang" meant "to be interrogated in court." (Refer to the Chinese Dictionary, but because of the word "right", the general understanding of modern people is: "The original defendant and the defendant openly interrogate and dispute in court to distinguish between right and wrong.")

Referring to Taiwan's "recompilation of the revised Chinese dictionary" when applied in practice, it is also mostly understood with this meaning, and the subject is generally "two people", "who and whom", etc. Language is constantly changing, and it is difficult to say whether it is possible for this idiom to cancel the meaning that is now commonly popular and restore the original meaning. "Litigation" means "to resort to law and file a lawsuit", and the term is often borrowed as "argument or dispute" that does not usually go to court.

Refer to the "Chinese Dictionary of Taiwanese Dictionary" for a similar explanation. According to the original meaning of "going to court", it is not the same as "fighting a lawsuit". According to the new meaning of "facing the court", some semantics overlap with "lawsuit".