China News Service, Haikou, July 12 (Liu Lin) The Haikou Maritime Court recently imposed a fine of RMB 1 million on two parties involved in the forgery of evidence that interfered with justice in the trial of a marine development and utilization dispute. The criminal clues, such as the forged company seal, that were found are transferred to the public security organ for processing.
According to the Haikou Maritime Court, the case was a contract dispute caused by a reclamation construction project. During the trial, a judge of the Haikou Maritime Court found that the plaintiff's industrial company and the defendant's construction group were suspected of jointly forging evidence in the lawsuit. In the previous court trial, both parties have signed and read out the "Certificate of Integrity Litigation" in court.
In order to confirm the fact that both parties forged evidence, the court initiated the judicial appraisal procedure. After the judge clearly pointed out that he had forged evidence with the exact evidence, the two parties refused to admit the error, and also fabricated various excuses to try to escape legal responsibility. In view of the fact that both parties obstructed judicial actions, deviated from the bottom line of litigation integrity, seriously interfered with the normal trial order, and caused additional waste of judicial resources, the Haikou Maritime Court made a punishment decision on the relevant parties according to law.
According to the Haikou Maritime Court, the court strictly followed the requirements of the “Implementation Plan of the Hainan Court on the Implementation of Special Rectification Activities for “Routine Loans” and False Litigation”, effectively implemented the credit guarantee system, strengthened the review of case facts and evidence, and violated the law in dishonest litigation according to law Acts are dealt with in a serious manner, and the judicial authority and credibility are fully maintained. (Finish)