Appellate Case of Jianfang TIAN and Other 188 People (List and Basic Information Attached) v. Yonglin ZHANG et al. for Equity Transfer Disputes (n.d.).
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• TITLE: On the Relationship between the Representative and the Represented in Representative Litigation

  AUTHORS: Qianru Fu

  KEYWORDS: Representative Litigation, Litigation Undertaking, Litigation Representation, Group Litigation

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.14 No.4, December 22, 2023

  ABSTRACT: In representative litigation proceedings, the relationship between the representative and the represented is a hallmark that defines different types of representative litigation, and also determines the way in which collective litigation procedure functions. The definitions of the representative as either an agent or a trustee of the represented characterize two distinct types within the relevant systems. The role and status of the representative in the litigation determine the scope of their authority and the various ways in which such authority is acquired. For a long time, the academic community has touted the existing representatives-as-agents arrangement as distinctive and innovative. However, few have questioned the potential side effects of this arrangement. As one of the tools used to resolve group disputes, representative litigation should transcend the confines of traditional individual litigation patterns to establish a system that allows for the maximization of its institutional functionality.