You owe someone else 580,000 yuan. The implication is that the court has ruled that you must repay the debt. Coincidentally, this time the bank mistakenly transferred 600,000 yuan to your account. Maybe your account has been sealed by the court, or the court will not find the 600,000 yuan in your account by chance. Because you owe someone else money and the court has already awarded you the money, the court has the right to transfer the 600,000 yuan in your account to 580,000 yuan in your creditor's account to repay the debt.
Since the 600,000 yuan was mistakenly transferred to your account, the bank will never suffer this dumb loss and will definitely be held accountable. So who is responsible for causing this situation?
First of all, the bank is responsible for transferring the wrong account. Since you know that the bank made the wrong transfer, you should take the initiative to tell the bank. At the very least, when the court wants to transfer the 580,000 yuan, it will need your signature. You can never say that you don't know! You should tell the court that the 600,000 yuan came from unknown sources and is not yours. The money should be returned to the bank. Because you don't say anything, the court will think that it is your money and the transfer of money is legal. (If you tell the court that the bank transferred the money by mistake, the court will be held responsible if it transfers the money again). From this point of view, the bank's responsibility for misdirecting the transfer is also your responsibility for not telling the bank or the court that caused such an outcome.
Any mistakes must be corrected. If it is found that the bank transferred it by mistake, the money must be returned to the bank. According to the court's decision, the 580,000 yuan will be recovered from the creditor and returned to the bank together with the 20,000 yuan in your account. The matter has come to this, don’t overestimate your own capabilities, and don’t be greedy anymore.
You have no responsibility at all, it is the bank’s full responsibility. But you shouldn't be happy. Bank staff who have made huge mistakes should be punished and punished and should be laid off. But it has nothing to do with you. You must unconditionally assist the court in transferring the money back to the bank. Otherwise, the court will send you to a jail cell that most people would not want to go to.
While this sounds like a very easy-to-understand question, it does happen. But it is not necessarily that the bank mistakenly transferred the money to the seized account, but that someone else mistakenly transferred the money to the seized account, and then the court actually took the money away. The next person who fails to pay back money will be the subject of the court's attention, and the court may wish to take a look at this situation.
If the debtor owes money to someone else or a bank, the result is that the defendant goes to court and loses the case. If the creditor applies to the court for enforcement, the court will force the court to seal the debtor's account. Remember to freeze the account. This freeze does not mean that it cannot be deposited or withdrawn. It means that the account can receive cash deposits from outside and transfer deposits from outside, but cannot be withdrawn, cannot be transferred, and cannot be used online. Payment means that you can only receive but not spend.
If the bank makes an error at this time, and it is not the transferor who makes an error, and the money is transferred to the account by mistake, then the bank where the account is located will automatically be the payee of the deducted funds, and the court will be the execution special account. . This can be a problem for people who transfer money to the wrong bank. Because anyone who enters a special court enforcement account requires a tedious process for each withdrawal. Moreover, the withdrawal person is basically either an account designated by the creditor (including a lawyer's account) or an account designated by the debtor. It is impossible for a third party to withdraw money from this account.
If the bank that misdirected the money wants to claim this right and ask the court to return the money. In fact, this requires providing a lot of information, and the account owner needs to fully cooperate with the bank to prove that there is no correspondence between the banks themselves, and there is no debt relationship, so the money is a wrong transfer. In this case, the court can return the money to the bank. If there is poor communication between the two parties, the bank may have to go to court to litigate.
But no matter who wins or loses in this dispute, it will have no impact on the debtor. If the bank collects the money owed, the debtor still owes the original money. Even if the bank does not return the money to the court for the time being, it will not hand over the money to the creditor without authorization. Faced with such a disputed amount of money, the court would rather temporarily freeze the money in the account than distribute it at will.
Therefore, for those who owe money, this is just a show that only bystanders can tell. Of course, it is generally difficult for banks to make such low-level mistakes.
Because general bank transfers require checking the accuracy of the account name and account number, even if the account number is wrong but the account name is incorrect, the money will still be returned. So it's hard to imagine this happening.
Our banking system is becoming more and more advanced, and the chance of error is getting smaller and smaller. If it is not the bank that sends the wrong money, but someone who transfers the wrong money, the bank will not be responsible and will not take the initiative to communicate with the court. The person who needs to transfer the wrong account has to deal with it by himself. It is basically a nightmare to pursue. The process of getting your money back will be a long, tedious and laborious process.
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Question: I owe 580,000, and the bank mistakenly transferred 600,000 to my account. If it is transferred by the court, who is responsible?
Country proverb: It’s your turn to take what’s yours. Don’t be greedy if it’s not yours. Otherwise, you’ll end up doing somersaults and realize it’s too late.
"National Bank of the People's Republic of China" Finance does not allow anyone to make mistakes. If someone scratches the banking and financial system, he must bear the responsibilities stipulated in laws and regulations. Any organization or individual who has tampered with or made mistakes on their bank cards will inevitably be held accountable. Those who cover up other people's crimes on their bank cards will also be held legally responsible. Because banking is an important area of ??a country.
You owe 580,000 yuan, and the bank mistakenly transferred 600,000 yuan to your account: First of all, you have to talk about whose responsibility this is. The first person responsible for this responsibility is the bank staff, and the second person is the person on duty. Report Wrong, both men are responsible. Why did the salesperson fail to check the other party's bill and the clerk reported the bill indiscriminately? Both people are legally responsible.
The money was taken away by the court, who is responsible? It can be said to be a happy event between you and me. Once you find that the bank account number is wrong and you knowingly do not report it, you are still responsible, but the responsibility is lighter than the responsibility of the bank staff. If the court does not transfer the money in time, the three of them will bear great responsibility. , all three of them bear minor liability for transferring the money, and the bank clerk and the person reporting on duty are both legally responsible. In fact, the data of 600,000 yuan is huge. The erroneous account has brought huge losses to the country, and no one can escape accountability.
Regarding a problem, I think this is the case. The responsibility lies first with the bank staff, who are careless and not careful in their work. But when you learn that the bank where you opened your account transferred 600,000 yuan to you by mistake, don't have any illusions. You should inform the bank as soon as possible. In this way, not only will you not be responsible, but you will also be offended. If you are taking chances and even want to use this money to repay bank loans, you are totally wrong. If the bank loses such a sum of money all at once, it will definitely conduct a detailed review and it will definitely be found on you. Then you have the right to know and want to take it as your own, but the nature of the matter has changed. Fortunately, you did not misappropriate it and were later caught by the court. Well, this incident has not caused much loss to the bank, nor has it had much impact on society. The court will educate you on legal disciplines and will not hold you accountable, but you must learn a lesson from this incident, and the world will not fall into disgrace. Cake, you can’t ask for this money, you have to be honest and an upright person.
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Whoever makes a mistake is responsible, it’s that simple.
However, your situation will definitely happen. 60W was deducted 58W from the IOU, and then the bank came to you to collect the money. You will definitely not have the money to repay, otherwise you will not be in debt. At this time, the bank will negotiate first. If it can repay the loan, it will be the best. If it cannot be repaid, it will go to court to sue. Because you have no subjective consciousness of corruption or illegal possession, then when you get to the court, you will be asked to negotiate on your own first. At this time, you can propose to return it to the bank in interest-free installments. After all, this is not your fault and you should not bear the responsibility. Interest, but it does not belong to your principal, and you cannot keep it as your own. If the bank accepts it, then return the principal to the bank in installments according to your negotiation. If you repay the bank, the bank cannot take it over. If the bank accepts it, then Just follow your negotiation and return the principal to the bank in installments. Even if you return it to the bank, the bank cannot take over.
That's all. If the bank insists that you repay the full amount, then you need to find the court that deducted your money. If the court says that the repayment has been credited to your account, then your account will be returned to the bank, and everything will be restored as before. If the court does not do this, the bank will be forced to wait until you make money before repaying it, and it cannot do anything to you. After all, you are not at fault, and the court will not make things difficult for you, but you must pay back the money. Don't think about it in vain.
I owe 580,000 yuan. The bank mistakenly transferred 600,000 yuan to my account. The money was transferred by the court. Who is responsible?
I think this matter is made out of nothing and is unlikely. Even if it is true and the bank staff "mistakenly" transferred 600,000 yuan into your account, the bank staff will bear the responsibility, not you!
During litigation or execution in the People's Court, the remittance procedure in your (the person being executed or the defendant) account is legal and belongs to the normal execution of official duties!
The bank staff was negligent at work and "mistakenly" transferred 600,000 yuan into your account. The bank staff should be responsible for this (internal accountability). If the money is difficult to recover in the future, the staff member will be guilty of "crime of dereliction of duty" stipulated in Article 397 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China and the People's Court, and the people's court will sentence him to more than three years and seven years. criminal liability with a fixed-term imprisonment of not more than 10 years.
It is true that the bank staff "mistransferred" 600,000 yuan, and the bank can communicate with the People's Court to resolve the matter. After the People's Court finds out the true situation, it will most likely return 600,000 yuan to the bank.
The court will only freeze the money until it is deducted from the court account and returned to the applicant’s hands. There are certain procedures and the bank has time to process it. Moreover, the court’s deduction must go through the bank. Your false proposition is not true. exist