Will the case be closed after the civil retrial?

The retrial inquiry is a part of the retrial procedure, which is usually carried out after the court formally files a case and before the retrial judgment or ruling is made. Its purpose is to examine whether the fact finding and legal application of the original judgment or ruling meet the retrial conditions and whether it is necessary to make a ruling for retrial. The result of retrial inquiry will affect the final retrial judgment or ruling, but it does not mean that the case is closed. The final result depends on the progress of retrial procedure and the court's ruling. The retrial inquiry is only a part of the retrial procedure, and the final closing result is uncertain.