Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu Intermediate People's Court, in collaboration with local business associations, held a meeting to address administrative legal challenges faced by enterprises and to discuss the construction of a law-based business environment [2]. Group 1: Administrative Legal Challenges - The meeting highlighted six typical cases of administrative litigation involving enterprises, including a notable case where a local agricultural bureau imposed a fine of 4.8275 million yuan on a small mushroom company for operating without the necessary licenses [2][3]. - The court ruled that the administrative penalty was disproportionate to the company's minor violations and potential impact on the market, leading to the annulment of the fine [3]. Group 2: Business Environment Concerns - Business representatives raised concerns about the frequency of administrative inspections, historical approval obstacles, and ineffective credit repair mechanisms, which hinder normal operations and access to financing [4]. - The court officials present committed to addressing these concerns and promised to provide professional advice and follow-up on unresolved issues [4].