1. The claims filed by the party concerned shall be clear, specific and complete, and the court will not hear any claim having not been filed.

2. The party concerned shall file an appeal within the statutory time limit. The first-instance judgment or order will take effect if the party failed to do so .

3. Where an agent ad litem is entrusted by the party to admit, waive or modify the claims, or to make a settlement, etc., such entrustment shall be specified in the Power of Attorney. In case the Power of Attorney does not specify the items that should be specially entrusted, the opinions of the agent ad litem on the aforesaid issues will be void.

4. Where the party concerned files an appeal, adds claims or applies for preservation without paying the fees on time, accordingly, the appeal will be dismissed, the newly added claims will not be heard, and the application for preservation will also be rejected thereof.

5. The parties shall submit evidence within the time limit agreed through consultation between the parties and approved by the court, or designated by the court. In case of submitting evidence beyond the aforesaid time limit, the court may consider it as a waiver of right to submit evidence, with the exception of new evidence stipulated by laws and judicial interpretations.

6. If an appellant, having been served with a summons, refuses to appear in court without justified reasons, or retreats during a court session without the permission of the court, the appeal shall be deemed to be withdrawn automatically. 

If an appellee, having been served with a summons, refuses to appear in court without justified reasons, or retreats during a court session without the permission of the court, the case will be heard by default.

（The English Version is for reference only. In case of discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.）