Is there a collegiate bench for divorce disputes?

There is a collegial panel for divorce disputes. The collegial panel is the basic trial organization of the people's court to hear cases. Its members are not fixed, but temporary, and a judge is appointed by the president or the president as the presiding judge. The president or the president shall be the presiding judge himself when he participates in the trial of a case.

When the collegial panel deliberates a case, if there are differences of opinion, the minority shall obey the majority, but the opinions of the minority shall be recorded in the deliberation record and signed by the members of the collegial panel.

According to Article 42 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the collegial panel shall follow the principle that the minority is subordinate to the majority when deliberating cases. The review shall be recorded and signed by the members of the collegial panel. Disagreement in appraisal must be truthfully recorded in the record.

Legal objectivity:

Civil Procedure Law (revised on 20 17) Article 42 Appraisal Principle The collegial panel shall follow the principle that the minority is subordinate to the majority when appraising a case. The review shall be recorded and signed by the members of the collegial panel. Different opinions in the appraisal must be truthfully recorded in the record.