Lao Lai, who has been officially renamed as "the person who has broken his promise" by the General Office of the Supreme People's Court, refers to the debtor who refuses to perform the effective judgment of the court.
1, the person subjected to execution has no property.
In the past, we called people who broke their promises "Lao Lai". They are all people who refuse to pay back the money, and the reasons for shirking are similar. For example, I am a little short of money now, and I will pay you back in a few days! I'm out of town now. I'll call you when I get back! When did I promise to pay you back today? Didn't you say a few days? Can I not pay you back? If you get such a reply when you ask the debtor for money, you can basically be sure that you have met Lao Lai! Lao Lai people are basically eloquent, especially good at finding excuses to shirk. Anyway, no matter what reason they can make up, they just don't pay back the money.
Don't waste your breath with such a debtor. Go directly to legal channels and let the court decide. Only through legal channels can you repay their debts to the parties, so don't mention it at this time, don't listen to their sweet words, the purpose of everything they say is to pay back the money!
You must apply for enforcement.
Many people have probably encountered this situation, that is, they tried their best to find evidence for something, paid for a lawyer, and finally won the case, only to find that the debtor had no money! If it costs money to apply for enforcement, many people choose to give up the application for enforcement at this time, which is actually very wrong. Why? Ordinary people don't know enough about the working procedures of the court. In fact, even if the debtor has no property, the court can find the debtor who was the same as the debtor when the debt relationship occurred, and can also find out whether the property under the debtor's family name was transferred after his debt relationship occurred. If so, you can also apply for enforcement. If it is true that the debtor has no property to enforce and no family property to enforce, you should also apply for enforcement, because if you apply again two years later, the court may not accept it. Wouldn't it be worse if the debtor had money and you couldn't get it back?
We should know how to protect our rights and interests.
Why apply for enforcement? We ordinary people often have some subjective misconceptions that we can't help ourselves, even if the debtor has no money through legal channels, you can't help it! Actually, it's wrong to think so. As long as you apply for enforcement, the court can enforce Lao Lai's only house, salary income, pension, spouse's property and the huge property of the debtor's minor children from unknown sources. If the plaintiff has difficulties in life, he can also apply for enforcement first. As long as you apply for enforcement, the court will be responsible for the plaintiff's enforcement case for life! As long as the faithless person has any property, the court can enforce it.
Generally speaking, we must believe in the law, know how to protect our legitimate rights and interests, and must apply for enforcement, because legal history will always protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, and it is only natural for those old people to take advantage of the law to pay their debts, and the court will always be our strong backing!