The lawyer explained that the arbitration award needs to be applied for enforcement to the intermediate court at the defendant's residence or where the property is located, and the full set of the award and the service certificate must be prepared. The application must be made within the two-year statute of limitations.
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The lawyer explained that when the debtor is uncontactable, the statute of limitations can be interrupted through methods such as notarization for debt collection and service by announcement of lawsuit, so as to protect the right to win the lawsuit and highlight the distinction of the guarantee period.
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The lawyer explained that after the statute of limitations expires, the creditor's right to claim will not be extinguished, but the right to obtain a judgment in their favor will be lost. The debtor may raise a statute of limitations defense, and if there are circumstances of interruption or suspension, or if a new agreement is reached, the debtor can still protect their rights.
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The lawyer explained that the statute of limitations for litigation is a maximum of 20 years, and it can be interrupted for ordinary cases within three years; the maximum statute of limitations of 20 years starts from the occurrence of the damage, and it will not be suspended or interrupted. In special circumstances, it can be extended.
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The lawyer explained that sending a lawyer's letter can generally interrupt the statute of limitations, provided that it is effectively delivered and the content clearly asserts rights. It is recommended to keep the mailing and receipt receipts.
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The lawyer explained that Article 700 of the Civil Code only supports the guarantor's right to recover from the debtor, and mutual recovery must be stipulated in the contract or in the joint and several guarantee agreement. It is recommended to include corresponding clauses in the contract in advance.
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The lawyer explained that once the guarantee period expires, the guarantor is generally exempt from liability. Article 693 of the Civil Code distinguishes the ways to claim for general guarantees and joint and several guarantees, with the exception being that claims must be validly made within the guarantee period.
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The lawyer explained the compensation for the expropriation of vacant shops: the value of the house and the compensation for decoration can usually be obtained, but the losses from suspension of production and business operations require actual evidence of operation. It is recommended to verify the registration and tax payment and fix the evidence.
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The lawyer explained that the fees charged by demolition lawyers are negotiated on a case-by-case basis and adjusted according to market conditions. The most common fee structure is a combination of fixed fees and hourly rates. The lawyer also advised that lawyers should not promise specific outcomes and that it is more cost-effective to get involved in the process at an early stage.
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The lawyer explained that the compensation for the collective land expropriation is determined according to the comprehensive land price of the provincial district, which includes land compensation fees, resettlement assistance fees, and social security fees. The lawyer also advised that if the house is improperly classified, people can protect their rights according to the law.
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The lawyer explained that the losses from the suspension of production and business operations are determined based on factors such as the benefits before the expropriation and the duration of the suspension of production and business operations. The specific measures are formulated by provincial governments, and it is suggested to calculate the losses based on the evidence of the business operati...
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The lawyer explained that the lessee of the shop can legally claim relocation fees, losses from production and business suspension, etc. The key lies in the lease relationship and evidence of actual operation. He also advised that if the information is not made public, the lessee can file an appeal or initiate legal proceedings.
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The lawyer explained that if people are not satisfied with the compensation in the shantytown renovation, they don't have to sign the agreement, and not signing it won't result in the loss of their rights. If the compensation decision lacks key evidence or violates legal procedures, they can apply for its revocation and claim statutory compensation according to Article 48 of the Land Management La...
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The lawyer explained that when converting a residential unit into a commercial space, the compensation is typically calculated based on the residential value plus the operating losses. The key factors are the business license and evidence of the business operations. The lawyer also pointed out that it's difficult to claim compensation for unlicensed operations.
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The lawyer explained that the expropriation of residential plots must be announced, held a hearing, and conducted a risk assessment in accordance with the law. If the procedure is illegal, it can be revoked or redone. He also cited an example from the Provincial High Court where the original judgment was overturned and a new one was issued after a thorough review of the case.
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