How to retrieve the information of court decisions

The way to obtain information about court decisions is as follows:

1, go directly to the court archives to inquire, or entrust others to inquire;

2. If you are not a party, you can inquire or entrust others to inquire after being signed by the leader of the court office;

3. The case lawyer can also directly take the power of attorney of the case at that time to the court for inquiry.

A judgment refers to a document written by the court according to the judgment, which states the judgment result and the reasons for making the judgment, and specifically includes the following contents:

1, cause of action, claim, disputed facts and reasons;

2. Facts and reasons identified in the judgment, applicable laws and reasons;

3, the verdict and the burden of litigation costs;

4. During the appeal and the Court of Appeal.

The parties can hold valid certificates to the court for inquiry or pay attention to the court announcement. According to Article 138 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on the Application of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the announcement can be posted on the bulletin board of the court and the address of the addressee, or published in newspapers, information networks and other media, and the date of the announcement shall be the date of the last posting or publication. If there are special requirements for the delivery method of the announcement, it shall be carried out in the required way. Upon the expiration of the announcement, it shall be deemed to have been delivered. When the people's court posts an announcement at the addressee's residence, it shall take photos, videos and other ways to record the posting process. When the announcement is served, the reasons and process shall be recorded in the file.

Legal basis: Article 155 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The judgment shall specify the judgment result and the reasons for making the judgment. The contents of the judgment include:

(a) the cause of action, the claim, the facts and reasons of the dispute;

(two) the facts and reasons identified in the judgment, the applicable laws and reasons;

(three) the verdict and the burden of litigation costs;

(4) the appeal period and the court of appeal.

The written judgment shall be signed by the judges and court clerks, and stamped with the seal of the people's court.