How many days' notice do I need to apply for retrial?

Legal analysis: after filing a case, it needs to be reviewed, and it takes three months, which is in line with the provisions of Article 203 of the Civil Procedure Law for retrial. If a party applies for retrial, it shall submit an application for retrial and other materials. The people's court shall send a copy of the application for retrial to the other party within five days from the date of receiving the application for retrial. The other party shall submit written opinions within fifteen days from the date of receiving the copy of the retrial application; Failure to submit written opinions does not affect the review by the people's court. If an application for retrial is made, the court shall accept it and serve it on the parties within 5 days. In specific cases, the application for retrial needs to be handled by the parties in accordance with the relevant judicial trial procedures, and the judicial organs can be consulted for details. Article 6 of the Supreme People's Court's Opinions on Accepting and Examining Civil Retrial Applications: If the retrial application submitted by the retrial applicant meets the following conditions, the people's court shall accept it within 5 days, and send a notice of acceptance, a copy of the retrial application and a confirmation of the service address to the respondent and other parties in the original trial: (1) The retrial applicant is the party listed in the effective judgment document, or an outsider who meets the provisions of laws and judicial interpretations; (2) The court that accepts the application for retrial is the court at the next higher level that made the effective judgment; (3) The judgment of applying for retrial belongs to the effective judgment that the law and judicial interpretation allow the application for retrial; (4) The reasons for applying for retrial belong to the circumstances specified in Article 179th of the Civil Procedure Law. If the application for retrial does not meet the above conditions, the applicant for retrial shall be informed in time.

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

Article 39 The people's court shall try civil cases of first instance and be composed of judges, jurors or judges. The number of members of the collegial panel must be odd. Civil cases that are tried by summary procedure shall be tried by a judge alone. Jurors enjoy the same rights and obligations as judges when performing their duties as jurors.

Article 40 In trying civil cases of second instance, the people's court consists of a collegial panel of judges. The number of members of the collegial panel must be odd. For a case remanded for retrial, the people's court that originally tried it shall form a collegial panel in accordance with the procedure of first instance. If the retrial case was originally the first instance, a collegial panel shall be formed separately according to the procedure of first instance; If the case was originally a case of second instance or brought a lawsuit to a higher people's court, a collegial panel shall be formed separately in accordance with the procedure of second instance.