I have a judgment that the defendant's house was awarded to me after trial by the court, which has taken effect and has been executed under the auspices of the court; But three months later, the court revoked my judgment privately, because another court under the same court awarded the house to another person, and this judgment was in conflict with mine, so I revoked it for them without my participation directly. Anyway, I only received a receipt, just a piece of paper, informing me that a judgment has been revoked, and I don't need to sign it! What should I do now? Some people say that the judgment is still valid and you can apply for continued execution. Some people say that you want to sue the court, and some people say that you can apply for state compensation. . . The most hateful thing is that for more than a decade, rights protection has been fruitless! ! The efficiency of the political and legal system is really low! Add: Is my judgment still valid now? Satisfied answer Liu 17 grade 2011-03-15 must produce strong evidence to prove that the judgment conforms to one of the circumstances stipulated in Article 179 of the Civil Procedure Law, and then apply for retrial. Follow-up: Who wants to produce evidence to prove which judgment meets one of the circumstances stipulated in Article 179 of the Civil Procedure Law, and then apply for retrial? A: The current law stipulates that "whoever advocates gives evidence." Who says this judgment is invalid? Who will prove it? You got it? Follow-up: I think anyone's law is decided by the court. . The court quashed the judgment. I can't question the legal effect of the court documents, just the procedure of the court to make this decision. . Can't ask the court to give evidence? Originally, the evidence was decided by the court whether it was established or not! Answer: Why not? When a court makes two different judgments on the same case, there must be one that cannot stand scrutiny. The law does not stipulate that the court is always the right unit. Other answers (1) Enthusiastic friends 20 1 1-03-20 The effective judgment cannot be revoked, but the retrial procedure can be started.

It belongs to administrative revocation judgment, so there is no so-called judgment and there is no contradiction. Revoking the judgment is tantamount to closing the case without results.