Legal analysis
If the court fails to serve the judgment on the defendant, the plaintiff may urge the case-handling judge to report the situation to the president or appeal to the trial court. There are six ways for the court to serve the judgment: 1 and direct service. 2. lien delivery. 3. Entrusted service. 4. Delivery by post. 5. delivery. 6. Notice service If no one in the recipient's family receives the judgment, it can be served by forwarding. If the addressee is unwilling to accept the judgment, it can be served by lien. If the person to be served is a soldier or is serving a sentence in prison, it can be served by forwarding. If you can't get in touch, you can send it by announcement. If it is difficult for the people's court to serve it directly, it may be served by mail. Anyway, in any case, if there is no appeal, the judgment in this case will take legal effect from the date of issuance to the expiration of the appeal. Therefore, as long as the defendant responds, there will be no non-delivery. There are many ways to serve the defendant.
legal ground
Article 20 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on International Criminal Judicial Assistance stipulates that if a case-handling organ needs foreign assistance in serving judicial documents such as subpoenas, notices, indictments and judgments, it shall make a request for criminal judicial assistance and attach relevant materials. After the approval of the competent authority, the foreign liaison organ shall make a request to the foreign country in time.
Article 202 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) announces the judgment, which shall be conducted in public. If a verdict is pronounced in court, it shall be served on the parties concerned and the people's procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution within five days; If the sentence is pronounced on a regular basis, it shall be served on the parties concerned and the people's procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution immediately after the announcement. The written judgment shall be served on the defender and the agent ad litem.