Of course, it is possible to land by force. But this requires borrowers and creditors to carry out a series of legal operations in accordance with the contract or related legal procedures.
1. Creditors can sue the borrower through civil litigation, requiring the borrower to bear legal responsibilities and fulfill repayment obligations.
2. Creditors may apply to the court to freeze the borrower's account, salary and other property, so as to protect the interests of creditors.
3. Creditors can also auction or sell the borrower's property through court enforcement procedures to repay the borrower's debts.
In short, creditors can be forced to go ashore through legal channels, forcing borrowers to bear the legal responsibility for overdue debts and try their best to recover their claims. However, related operations need to comply with legal procedures and operate in accordance with contract terms and laws and regulations.
It should be noted that the specific operations and results may vary from region to region and specific circumstances. Borrowers and creditors are advised to consult professional lawyers to understand the specific provisions of local laws.
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According to the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other relevant laws in China, the law has certain provisions to protect creditors from overdue online loans. However, the specific operation and application of the law may vary from region to region, so it is suggested that the parties or creditors consult professional lawyers for specific guidance.