1. Principle of openness and transparency: When selecting an authentication institution, the court shall openly bid or invite according to law, and the process of public bidding or invitation shall be fair, just and open. The bidding or invitation process should fully embody the principle of public supervision and ensure the fairness and rationality of the selection results.
2. Principle of qualification requirements: When selecting an appraisal institution, the court usually requires the appraisal institution to have certain qualifications, such as corresponding technical ability, professional qualification and equipment conditions. This can ensure the scientific and professional appraisal work.
3. Principle of independence: When the court selects an appraisal institution, it must ensure the independence of the appraisal institution, that is, it cannot influence or control the appraisal institution to ensure the objectivity, impartiality and neutrality of the appraisal result.
Specifically, before the court appraises a case, it will prepare an appraisal demand book and publish it publicly according to the nature and specific needs of the case, and invite appraisal institutions that meet the qualification requirements to bid or apply. The court will review the qualification and ability of the appraisal institution that applied for or applied for, and finally select the appropriate appraisal institution for appraisal.
It should be noted that the specific operation details may be different in different regions. See local policies, regulations and relevant regulations for details.