Provincial law and national law: how could provincial representatives compare with national representatives?

Chapter 493: Provincial law and national law: how could provincial representatives compare with national representatives?

The legal issues involved in this case were not particularly complicated.

There was only one defendant and one plaintiff, with a relevant compensation agreement and a signed contract.

The emphasis was on a simple, convenient procedure.

But...

The background and influence involved in this crop compensation case were extremely complicated.

First, the defendant company's connections could influence the direction of the trial.

Second, the issues involved in this case concerned the entire province.

Fang Qiqiang was responsible for organizing the hearing of this case.

Faced with this case, he privately wished he did not have to hold the trial or even take it on.

After all... if he handled it poorly, the case could bring trouble down on him.

It could cause him enormous personal difficulties.

But there was no way around it...

Now that the case had reached this stage, neither refusing to hold the trial nor refusing to take it on was possible.

After mediation failed, the Shuicheng Intermediate People's Court notified both parties of the specific trial date and time.

During this period, Fang Qiqiang also approached Su Bai, hoping to arrange a private settlement.

In response, Su Bai laid out his own condition: as long as Wannong Agricultural Co., Ltd. agreed to their proposed mediation terms, there would be no need for a trial at all.

He could directly declare the case closed.

But would Wannong Agricultural Co., Ltd. agree?

If Wanneng Agricultural Co., Ltd. could agree, Wang Xi'an would not have needed his uncle to call the court personally.

So... Wannong Agricultural Co., Ltd. could never agree to those conditions.

Fang Qiqiang knew perfectly well that both sides in this case were taking a very firm stance. Wannong Agricultural Co.,