Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court of China released a second batch of five typical cases involving administrative enforcement against enterprises, highlighting the court's role in supervising and correcting illegal administrative actions to protect the property rights and legitimate interests of business entities [1] Group 1: Administrative Enforcement Cases - In a case involving a traditional Chinese medicine company against the Hunan Provincial Xiangtan Market Supervision Administration, the court held the administration accountable for illegal actions, supporting the company's reasonable claims while respecting the regulatory authority's professional judgment [1] - In a case concerning a media company against the Jiangsu Provincial Huai'an City Qingjiangpu District Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau, the court ruled that the forced demolition of an advertisement was illegal and ordered compensation, effectively safeguarding the company's legal rights [1] Group 2: Support for Small and Medium Enterprises - The court emphasized the need for appropriate principles when imposing administrative penalties and enforcement on small and medium enterprises, as seen in the case involving a lubricant technology company in Dongying City, where the court suggested that regulatory authorities refrain from administrative penalties and instead provide guidance to support the healthy growth of small businesses [1]
监督纠正违法行政强制行为 最高法发布典型案例
Xin Hua She·2025-08-18 08:16