最高法发布新规：网络侵害名誉权等纠纷从互联网法院管辖范围中移出

Core Points - The Supreme People's Court has issued new regulations to enhance the jurisdiction of internet courts, effective from November 1, 2025, aimed at improving judicial convenience and supporting the healthy development of the digital economy [1][3]. Summary by Sections New Jurisdictional Additions - Four new types of internet-related cases have been added to the jurisdiction of internet courts, including disputes over "network data ownership, infringement, and contract," "protection of personal information and privacy rights," "virtual property ownership, infringement, and contract," and "unfair competition in the network" [4]. Adjustments to Existing Jurisdiction - Certain cases have been removed from the jurisdiction of internet courts, such as disputes related to "financial loan contracts completed online," "copyright ownership disputes for works published online," and "product liability disputes arising from e-commerce purchases," which will now be handled by local grassroots courts [5]. Retained Jurisdictional Cases - Four types of cases will continue to be under the jurisdiction of internet courts, including "domain name ownership, infringement, and contract disputes," "disputes arising from online shopping contracts," "network service contract disputes," and "public interest litigation cases initiated by procuratorial organs" [6]. Adjustments in Administrative and International Cases - The jurisdiction of internet courts over administrative cases and cases involving foreign, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan matters has been adjusted, allowing for better oversight of network regulation and promoting unified enforcement standards [7].