According to the Administrative Procedure Law and other relevant laws and regulations, the time limit for prosecution of administrative cases is five days, 15 days, thirty days and three months. 1, and the prosecution period is 5 days. For example, public security management regulations or other administrative cases that are punished by citing public security management punishment regulations. 2. The prosecution period is 15 days. For example, the Postal Law, Statistics Law, Water Pollution Prevention Law, Marine Environmental Protection Law, Commodity Management Law and Food Hygiene Law all stipulate that the prosecution period is 15 days. 3. The time limit for prosecution is 30 days. For example, administrative cases such as taxation, resources and customs, as well as product tax regulations, value-added tax regulations, forest law, land management law, fisheries law and customs law all stipulate that the prosecution period is 30 days. 4. The time limit for prosecution is 3 months. This is the most general provision in China's administrative law that the parties directly bring a lawsuit to the people's court. Article 35 of the Administrative Procedure Law stipulates: "If a citizen, legal person or other organization directly files a lawsuit in a people's court, it shall file a lawsuit within three months from the date of knowing that a specific administrative act has been taken." In addition, the limitation of patent administrative cases is 3 months.

Legal objectivity:

Article 49 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the parties have the right to entrust an agent, apply for withdrawal, collect and provide evidence, argue, request mediation, file an appeal and apply for enforcement. The parties may consult the relevant materials of this case and copy the relevant materials and legal documents of this case. The scope and methods of consulting and copying relevant materials in this case shall be stipulated by the Supreme People's Court. The parties must exercise their litigation rights in accordance with the law, abide by the litigation order, and perform legally effective judgments, rulings and conciliation statements.