What is the verdict?

Judgment refers to the document written by the court according to the judgment. Legal effect of the judgment: 1. Binding force: once the judgment is announced or served on the parties, the court that made the judgment shall not arbitrarily revoke or change its validity in the first instance at the same level. It reflects the self-restraint of the judgment on the production subject. The purpose of this effect is to maintain the stability of the referee. 2. Certainty: including formal certainty (once the judgment is confirmed, the parties may not appeal to the higher court to revoke or change the validity of the judgment) and substantive certainty (that is, res judicata is pending). 3. Formative force: the effective judgment of the court has the effect of changing the original legal relationship between the parties, thus creating a new legal relationship (forming a judgment). 4. Execution: Execution refers to the effect that the payment judgment can be used as the basis for execution, so as to enforce it.

Article 155 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The judgment shall clearly state the judgment result and the reasons for making the judgment. The contents of the judgment include: (1) the cause of action, the claim, the disputed facts and reasons; (two) the facts and reasons identified in the judgment, the applicable laws and reasons; (three) the verdict and the burden of litigation costs; (4) the appeal period and the court of appeal. The written judgment shall be signed by the judges and court clerks, and stamped with the seal of the people's court.

Classification of judgments

Details are as follows: 1. The civil judgment of the procedure of first instance, also known as the civil judgment of first instance, is a legally effective written decision made by the people's court to solve the substantive problems of the case after the trial of civil cases and economic disputes accepted in accordance with the ordinary or summary procedures of first instance stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law. 2. The civil judgment of the second instance procedure, also known as the civil judgment of the second instance, is a civil case or an economic dispute case in which the people's court at or above the intermediate level appeals against the civil judgment of the court of first instance. After hearing in accordance with the procedure of second instance stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law, a written decision shall be made to maintain or change the civil judgment of first instance according to law. 3. Trial supervision procedure Civil judgment, also known as retrial civil judgment, is a written decision made by the people's court to reconfirm the relationship between the rights and obligations of the parties after the people's court finds that there are mistakes in the legally effective civil judgment or mediation between the court or the people's court at a higher level and the people's court at a lower level, or after retrial according to the trial supervision procedure stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law.