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Firm news, insights on new laws, and frequently asked questions.

23 2026-10

After the statute of limitations has passed, can I still sue for compensation?

The lawyer explained that even after the statute of limitations has passed, it is still possible to file a lawsuit. The court will not actively review the statute of limitations, and if the other party does not raise a defense, the plaintiff can still win the case. WeChat collection and partial payments can cause the statute of limitations to start over.

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23 2026-10

Can the court of jurisdiction be agreed upon in personal injury cases?

The lawyer explained that personal infringements cannot be subject to jurisdiction by agreement. According to Article 29 of the Civil Procedure Law, the jurisdiction shall be determined by the place of the infringement or the defendant's residence. Online infringements can be sued at the place of residence of the person whose rights have been infringed.

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23 2026-10

Which court should I go to if I want to sue in a traffic accident case?

The lawyer explains in detail the jurisdiction of traffic accidents: The lawsuit can be filed either at the location of the accident or at the defendant's residence, according to Article 29 of the Civil Procedure Law. The choice of the court with the most favorable jurisdiction will affect the compensation standard. A list of supporting materials is attached.

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23 2026-10

Can Henglue Lawyers represent clients in cases involving the confirmation of ownership rights for properties purchased under someone else's name?

Henglu Law Firm handles cases involving the confirmation of ownership, transfer of ownership, and execution of objections in cases of buying a house under someone else's name. Attached please find an example of a second-instance court ruling overturning a transfer of ownership case handled by our firm, with a detailed explanation of the list of materials, fees, and timeframes involved.

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23 2026-10

How to litigate in a dispute over buying a house under someone else's name?

The lawyer explained in detail the litigation path for buying a house under someone else's name: initiate a lawsuit for contract disputes to request the transfer of ownership, and present three pieces of evidence simultaneously, including a written agreement, investment certificates, and evidence of possession. It is advisable to confirm ownership rights within the three-year statute of limitation...

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23 2026-10

Is the litigation process for second-hand housing transactions complicated?

The lawyer explained in detail the litigation process for second-hand housing transactions: the case shall be registered within seven days, and the simple procedure shall be completed within three months. The key points are the contract and payment evidence, with additional advice on preservation of evidence and compensation for price differences.

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23 2026-10

Is it reliable to consult lawyers online about property disputes?

The lawyer explained the verification points for online consultation on real estate disputes: checking the license number, signing a standardized contract with the law firm, ensuring the validity of the electronic power of attorney, and recommending face-to-face consultations for complex cases.

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23 2026-10

How to protect your rights in a dispute over a shop lease contract?

The lawyer explained the legal remedies for shop leasing disputes and the rules for demanding termination of the contract, sorted out the key points of disputes such as arrears in rent, obstacles in obtaining business licenses, subleasing, and settlement of renovation costs, and cited a case handled by the law firm in which the full amount of the breach of contract penalty was awarded.

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23 2026-10

When does the statute of limitations for litigation over disputes involving buying a house under someone else's name begin to run?

The lawyer explained that in disputes over buying a house under someone else's name, the statute of limitations should be determined based on the content of the request: the statute of limitations for creditor's remedies is three years, starting from the date when the creditor knows about the damage and the obligee. There are differences in judgments regarding the request for transfer of ownership...

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23 2026-10

How long does it take for a developer to breach the contract before the buyer can terminate the contract?

The lawyer explained the right to rescind the contract due to late delivery of the house: if there is an agreement stipulating that the right to rescind the contract can be exercised after a certain number of days, or if there is no such agreement but the buyer still fails to take delivery of the house after being reminded, the right to rescind the contract can be exercised. If the right to rescin...

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