Question 2: Will being sued affect the future? Hello, lawyer Hu Jun replied as follows for your reference: the prosecution itself will not affect individuals, because how to judge depends on the court, and the plaintiff's prosecution may not be supported by the court. The key depends on the evidence provided by both parties. If the defendant loses the case and fails to perform the judgment according to law, the plaintiff will apply for enforcement. The person subjected to execution who evades execution will enter the blacklist of practice. If the circumstances are serious, it may constitute a crime.
Question 3: Will it affect the future if you don't sue for the money you owe? Article 108 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates: "The debt shall be paid off. If it is temporarily unable to repay, it may be repaid by the debtor in installments with the consent of the creditor or the ruling of the people's court. Those who have the ability to repay and refuse to repay shall be forced to repay by the people's court. " Therefore, it is certain that the debtor must repay the debt.
In practice, there are two different situations in which the debtor is unable to repay: one is temporarily unable to repay. If this is the case, it can be repaid by the debtor in installments in accordance with the relevant provisions of the above general principles of civil law. The other is permanent inability to repay. If it cannot be paid off permanently, it can only be paid off with the debtor's personal existing property.
Question 4: What will happen after being sued? According to the civil procedure law.
Article 144 If the defendant refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by a summons, or withdraws from court without the permission of the court, he may make a judgment by default.
According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Procedure Law, the default judgment is applicable to the following situations:
1. If the plaintiff fails to appear in court or withdraws in the middle of the court, it shall be dismissed and the defendant counterclaims;
2. The defendant refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by a summons, or leaves the court halfway without the permission of the court;
3. If the court ruled that the lawsuit was not allowed to be withdrawn, the plaintiff refused to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned;
4. The legal representative of the defendant who has no capacity for civil conduct refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned;
5. In a loan case, if the debtor's whereabouts are unknown when the creditor files a lawsuit, the people's court will announce and summon the debtor to respond after accepting it. If the debtor still fails to respond to the lawsuit after the expiration of the announcement, and the loan relationship is clear, the judgment may be made by default after trial. During the trial, if the debtor escapes, his whereabouts are unknown, and the loan relationship is clear, the judgment may be made by default.
A judgment by default has the same legal effect as a judgment by presence. For the judgment by default, the people's court should also announce and serve the judgment to the absent parties in accordance with legal methods and procedures, so as to ensure that the parties can fully exercise their right of appeal.
Question 5: What are the consequences of being sued? Hello, your question is answered by Huang:
It depends on the specific circumstances of the case.
Question 6: What will happen if a civil lawsuit is filed? The defendant in a civil lawsuit will bear his civil liability. In civil activities, civil subjects should bear the civil legal consequences that are not conducive to them in accordance with the civil law or based on the civil legal responsibilities specially stipulated by the law. According to the General Principles of Civil Law, the main ways to bear civil liability are: (1) stop the infringement; (2) remove obstacles; (3) eliminate the danger; (4) returning property; (5) restitution; (6) Repair, rework and replacement; (7) Compensation for losses; (8) Pay liquidated damages; (9) Eliminating the influence and restoring the reputation; (10) Apologize.
Question 7: What are the consequences of being sued? 1. What do you mean by prosecution?
The plaintiff requested the people's court to protect his lawful rights and interests.
Second, what does the defendant mean by responding to the lawsuit?
Defendants protect their legitimate rights and interests through trial and other means.
Third, what will be the result of the lawsuit?
You may win or you may lose. The court examines the evidence provided by both parties, and the judge is in the middle to distinguish the rights and obligations of both parties. The losing party shall perform the obligations specified in the effective legal documents and generally bear the expenses after losing the case.
As for the original and the defendant, who can win the case in the end mainly depends on the evidence. Whoever has stronger evidence, the court will decide who wins the case! This has nothing to do with who sued first, but mainly depends on the evidence.
If you don't respond, what will happen to this case?
1. Failure to appear in court without reason after receiving a summons in civil proceedings may lead to a judgment by default in civil cases, which is extremely unfavorable to the party who does not appear in court. Because the defendant did not provide evidence or explain the situation, the judge could only make a judgment based on the evidence provided by the plaintiff. This result is obviously unfavorable to the defendant.
2. In addition, if there are some civil cases that must appear in court, such as divorce and alimony. If you refuse to appear in court after receiving several summonses, it will affect the administration of justice, but you will be forced to appear in court, or even be severely punished by judicial custody.
3. If you don't take the initiative to fulfill your obligations after losing the case. The other party may apply for enforcement. In this case, the court may take measures to seal up, detain, freeze, auction or sell your property.
Therefore, when encountering a case, it is best to actively prepare evidence materials, or hire a lawyer, or consult someone who knows the law to see what to do. It is not a good idea to ignore it. It is the right choice to actively respond to the lawsuit and win the support of the court.
Question 8: If the court successfully prosecutes, the judgment will be binding on the defendant. If the defendant fails to perform his obligations in the judgment within the performance period, he may directly apply to the court for enforcement.
Question 9: What will happen if a civil case is prosecuted? It depends on the final judgment of the court.
If you don't appear in court for no reason after receiving a civil lawsuit summons, the civil case may be judged by default, which is extremely unfavorable to the party who does not appear in court.
In addition, if it is some civil cases that must appear in court, such as divorce cases, if you refuse to appear in court many times after receiving a subpoena, it will affect the administration of justice, ranging from compulsory appearance to serious impact and even detention.
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Question 10: What will happen if the debt is sued by the court? 1. If the defendant refuses to appear in court after the court summons is served according to law, the court will try the case according to the situation and make a judgment by default.
2. If you don't appear in court, you will lose your litigation rights and assume the obligation to perform the court's judgment.
The law provides that:
Article 109 of the Civil Procedure Law: The people's court may summon the defendant to appear in court, but refuses to appear in court after two summonses without justifiable reasons.
Article 143 If the plaintiff refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by a summons, or withdraws from court without the permission of the court, it may be treated as withdrawing the lawsuit; If the defendant counterclaims, he may make a judgment by default.
Article 144 If the defendant refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by a summons, or withdraws from court without the permission of the court, he may make a judgment by default.