How soon can I file a lawsuit?

Legal analysis: At present, the defendant registration system is generally to file a case immediately. If it is difficult to file a case immediately, a decision on whether to file a case shall be made within 7 days after receiving the materials. After receiving the indictment, the court must examine it on the spot. Those who meet the conditions for filing a case shall be accepted on the spot. For those who cannot decide whether to file a case, they shall decide whether to file a case within 7 days, 15 days or 30 days according to the nature of the case. If it does not meet the acceptance conditions, it shall be ruled inadmissible. Except for criminal cases, there is no time limit for filing, and civil and administrative cases require filing within seven days.

Legal basis: Article 123 of the Civil Procedure Law, the people's court shall guarantee the right of prosecution enjoyed by the parties according to law. A lawsuit that conforms to Article 119 of this Law must be accepted. Those who meet the conditions for prosecution shall file a case within seven days and notify the parties concerned; If it does not meet the conditions for prosecution, it shall make a ruling within seven days and refuse to accept it; If the plaintiff refuses to accept the ruling, he can appeal.

Administrative Procedure Law Article 51 If a people's court receives a complaint and meets the requirements for prosecution as stipulated in this Law, it shall file a case for registration. If it is uncertain whether the conditions for prosecution stipulated in this Law are met on the spot, a complaint shall be received, and a written certificate indicating the date of receipt shall be issued to decide whether to file a case within seven days. If it does not meet the conditions for prosecution, it shall be ruled not to file a case. The written ruling shall specify the reasons for not filing the case. If the plaintiff refuses to accept the ruling, he can appeal. If the contents of the complaint are deficient or there are other errors, it shall be guided and explained, and the parties shall be informed of the contents that need to be corrected at one time. Shall not refuse to accept the complaint because the prosecution does not meet the conditions without guidance and explanation. If a party refuses to accept the complaint, fails to issue a written certificate after receiving the complaint, or fails to inform the party concerned of the content of the complaint that needs to be corrected at one time, the party concerned may appeal to the people's court at a higher level, which shall order it to make corrections, and the directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel shall be punished according to law.

Article 186 of the Criminal Procedure Law: If, after examination, the people's court finds that the facts of the crime alleged in the indictment are clear, it shall decide to hold a trial.

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