After the legal document, that is, the written judgment, comes into effect, the person subjected to execution has certain obligations to perform. If the person subjected to execution fails to fulfill the relevant obligations within the time limit stipulated in the legal document, it means that he has failed to fulfill the obligations of the effective legal document and needs to bear certain legal responsibilities.
The legal instruments in force are as follows:
1. Civil and administrative judgments, rulings, conciliation statements, civil sanction decisions, payment orders, criminal incidental civil judgments, rulings and conciliation statements of the people's courts;
2. Administrative penalty decisions and administrative rulings made by the people's courts according to law;
3. The arbitration award and conciliation statement of China arbitration institution; Rulings on property preservation and evidence preservation made by the people's court;
4. Creditor's rights documents and articles granted by the notary office that are legally enforceable to recover debts;
5. Judgments and rulings of foreign courts and arbitral awards of foreign arbitration institutions.
Article 267 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the people's court may serve litigation documents on the parties who have no domicile in the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC) in the following ways:
(a) served in the manner stipulated in the international treaties concluded between the country where the addressee is located and People's Republic of China (PRC) or attended by both parties;
(2) being served through diplomatic channels;
(3) The addressee with China nationality may entrust the people of China and the embassy or consulate of China in the country where the addressee is located to serve on his behalf;
(4) If it is served on the agent ad litem entrusted by the addressee, the agent ad litem has the right to accept the service on his behalf;
(five) to the representative office established by the addressee in People's Republic of China (PRC) or the branch or business agent with the right to accept the service;
(6) If the law of the country where the addressee is located allows it to be served by mail, it may be served by mail. The service receipt has not been returned for three months from the date of mailing, but if it is deemed to have been served according to various circumstances, it shall be deemed that the service period has expired;
(seven) by fax, e-mail, etc. to confirm the receipt of the recipient;
(eight) if it cannot be served in the above way, it shall be deemed to have been served three months after the date of announcement.