In this paper, the author provides a number of comments on the current draft of the Revised Civil Procedure Code, suggesting that summary procedure should be constructed in the Civil Procedure Code as a special part, which shall apply to some sorts of disputes, to all procedural stages of the first instance, appellate and occasion levels. The author also suggests that a par-ticular amount of the dispute value, which is a criterion for summary procedure, should not be stipulated in the Code
and instead, it should be left for the Supreme People Court's determina-tion from time to time, based on the particular circumstances. The author also recommends that the scope of the appeal and petition against the decision of the Court of the first instance should be limited to the questions of law only.