What does it mean to consult the National Lawyers Network about the supervision procedure in civil litigation? What is it mainly used for?

Supervision procedure is a new trial procedure in China's current civil procedure law, which means that the people's court issues a conditional payment order to the debtor according to the creditor's application, requiring the debtor to pay a certain amount of money or securities, so as to urge the debtor to fulfill its obligations within a time limit. If the debtor does not raise any objection within the statutory time limit, the payment order is an enforceable procedure. In China, there is no supervision procedure in 1982 civil procedure law (for trial implementation), but this procedure has been added in 199 1 civil procedure law.

Lawyer Harbor explained that the supervision procedure is only applicable to cases requesting payment of money and securities, and there are certain conditions, such as the creditor fails to fulfill the payment obligation, and the payment order can be served on the debtor. Different from the trial procedure for handling civil disputes, it has universal applicability to civil cases. The so-called currency refers to the currency as a means of circulation and payment, usually RMB, and also includes foreign currency under certain circumstances. The so-called marketable securities refer to bills of exchange, promissory notes, checks, stocks, bonds, treasury bills and negotiable certificates of deposit.