The relevant laws of our country have the following answers to how to receive letters from legal personnel: Letters from general legal personnel have two functions: 1. Deterrent and urge one party to fulfill its obligations as soon as possible, hoping to minimize the consequences and not resolve disputes through litigation; 2. Official letters from legal personnel, as formal legal documents, can be used as evidence of the interruption of the limitation of action. For those who receive letters from legal personnel, they should generally give a specific reply according to their actual situation: 1. First, clarify the focus of the dispute between the two sides, and clarify whether it is really reasonable in law. Here you need to consult a professional legal person; 2. For small disputes, if the legal personnel analyze that they are obviously in a weak position, they can consider peaceful negotiation with the other party, and it is also possible to negotiate with the other party about the discount and time of repayment; In addition, the size of the dispute is also particular, how to choose to solve it: for example, if it is unreasonable and the amount of the dispute is large, it is best to choose to solve it through consultation, because the litigation costs are generally borne by the losing party. For disputes with a relatively small amount of disputes, if the other party refuses to make concessions and you let him sue, the extra litigation costs you will eventually have to bear will not be very high, but the other party needs to go through litigation procedures, and they will also feel very troublesome. 3. If there is a big dispute (the views of both sides are incompatible), through the analysis of legal personnel, they still feel that they are reasonable and can deal with it rationally, and everyone can still negotiate and solve it on an equal platform. If it can't be solved, litigation is inevitable. In a word, the letter from the legal staff is just a legal document to remind and urge, as an introduction, giving both parties an opportunity to negotiate.
On the evening of July 1, Zhou, a villager in Zhoushan Village, Jiayang Township, fuding city, received a strange phone call. The other party claimed to be Shenzhen Hao, claiming that it was suspected of maliciously defaulting on financial loans, and sent Zhou a letter photo of the legal person, threatening him to remit money as required, otherwise he would be held accountable.
When Zhou heard this, he panicked and immediately prepared to transfer money and remit money, but suddenly he thought that the police came to the house to promote anti-fraud knowledge. Zhou decided to ask Jiayang police station for help the next day. That night, I stayed up all night on Monday.
Early the next morning, Zhou rushed to Jiayang police station for help. After understanding the situation, the police immediately told Zhou that this was a common scam and told him not to transfer money to the bank. The police also took out an anti-fraud knowledge manual to publicize anti-fraud knowledge to Zhou, patiently explaining common fraud methods such as impersonating the public security inspection law, and telling him not to trust strange phone calls and not to disclose personal information casually. If he encounters a similar situation again, he can contact the police station immediately. Finally, Zhou thanked the police for their patient explanation and timely stop, saying that he would be vigilant in the future and would not give swindlers an opportunity.
● Police tips ●
If you receive similar letters from legal personnel and court summons information, check with the relevant units first. Never contact the other party according to the phone number and WeChat provided in the information, so as not to cause property damage. Be sure to protect your personal information, and be vigilant when asking for personal information from suspicious websites and apps and obtaining certain permissions on your mobile phone to avoid information leakage. If you encounter fraud, please report it as soon as possible.
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