Legal subjectivity:

1. When the court organizes mediation between the two parties, it will make a mediation record. If a mediation agreement is reached, it will need to sign and seal the mediation record. If a mediation document needs to be produced, it will become legally effective after it is signed by both parties. If you do not need to make a mediation agreement for on-site performance or other reasons, the mediation agreement signed by both parties will have legal effect. As for the time for making the mediation document, it depends on the judge. Generally, it will be made on the spot. If the judge is busy, he will ask you to go back first and wait until he has finished writing it before sending it to both parties. 2. Whether the mediation letter is signed or not is a sign of whether the mediation letter is effective or not. If one party regrets before signing, the mediation letter will not be legally effective. Therefore, the parties can regret before receiving the mediation letter. If you refuse to sign for it, it means that the mediation will not be established and the mediation letter will not have legal effect. The People's Court will notify the other party of this situation and continue the trial or make a judgment based on the specific circumstances of the case. 3. If mediation fails, the specific court date depends on the court’s summons. If mediation is held on the day of your court hearing, if mediation fails, the court will usually go to trial directly. If the mediation is conducted a few days before the trial, the trial will generally not be held on the same day, because it involves the time limit for proof, defense, etc. Of course, if you voluntarily give up these deadlines, you can have the trial on the same day