Special Representative Litigation in the Field of Civil Securities Disputes Brief Analysis of the System
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v14i.8949Keywords:
Special Representative Litigation System for Securities Civil Disputes, Litigation Trust, Litigation EconomyAbstract
As a kind of institutional innovation, the special representative litigation for securities civil disputes is of great value to protect the interests of small and medium-sized investors, enhance the efficiency of class action litigation, and promote judicial fairness and justice. This paper focuses on the institutional innovation, characteristics, superiority and shortcomings of the special representative litigation for securities civil disputes, and examines the policy suggestions for its improvement under the premise of guaranteeing fairness from three dimensions: dynamic mechanism, long-term mechanism and management mechanism.
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