How does the clerk check the identity of the parties and agents before the court session? What did you say?/Sorry?

Before the court session, the clerk does not check the identities of the parties and agents.

Normal procedure: the clerk checks the documents and the people present, and officially announces that checking the identity of the parties is the work done after the presiding judge announces the trial! The clerk checks and records.

Specific statement:

"Check the identity of the two sides below.

The plaintiff * * *. . . . . . ;

"Agent * * *, lawyer of * * law firm, and the agency authority is general agent (special agent:. . . . . . )"

Defendant * * *. . . . . .

Note: 1. The customer submits the ID card and records the customer's situation according to the identity specified in the ID card;

2. The agent submits the power of attorney (letter from the law firm issued by the law firm) and the lawyer's certificate, and then checks the records according to the above information.

3. If there is any doubt before the announcement of the hearing, ask the parties and their agents, and record after verification.