Is buying groceries on the way home considered a work-related injury? Analyze the three requirements of reasonable time, reasonable route, and no major personal responsibility, as well as the time limit for determining whether it qualifies as a work-related injury.
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Is it legal for workers injured at work to be transferred to a different position and have their salaries reduced? During the period of suspension of work with pay, the original benefits remain unchanged. Any changes to the contract must be agreed upon by both parties. If the employer illegally reduces the worker's salary, the worker can apply for arbitration.
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What should you do if the settlement agreement expires and is not implemented? You can apply to resume the enforcement of the original judgment, or you can bring a separate lawsuit against the other party to claim breach of contract and guarantee liability based on the settlement agreement.
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Can the debtor recover the debt if they renounce their inheritance? Creditors can exercise the right of revocation, which must be exercised within one year. Failure to do so within the time limit may result in the loss of this right.
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After successfully bidding in an online judicial auction, can one change their mind? If they regret their bid, the deposit will not be refunded, and they will need to make up the difference in the second auction. Let's analyze the consequences and how to deal with it.
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Can a debtor apply for a travel restriction if they refuse to repay the money? Analyze the application conditions, applicable targets, circumstances for lifting the restriction, and processing time limits, with a practical process attached.
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What should I do if the court's appraisal of the property price is too low? Analysis of the practical key points of the five-day objection period, re-appraisal, and the 70% rule for the starting bid price.
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Does the transfer of property by the debtor constitute the crime of refusing to execute the judgment? Analysis of the three elements of Article 313 of the Criminal Law, the determination of serious circumstances, and the path of reporting the case and initiating a private prosecution.
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Can an additional party be applied for during the execution process? Analyze the statutory circumstances for adding a party, the key points of evidence, and the connection between the execution objection lawsuit and the dismissal of the application for adding a party.
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Do I still need to sue after obtaining a notarized creditor's instrument? Analyze the conditions for directly applying for enforcement, the enforcement certificate, the two-year period, and exceptional circumstances.
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How long after a house is forcibly demolished is the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit? An analysis of the application rules for the six-month statute of limitations, the maximum one-year and two-year compensation limitation periods.
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Is it correct for lawyers handling expropriation compensation cases to advise clients not to sign the agreement first? This article will analyze the principle of "compensation first, relocation later", the applicable circumstances of delaying the signing of the agreement, and the legal risks of refusing to sign the agreement.
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What are the components of the compensation for arable land being expropriated? The compensation for land includes five parts: land compensation fees, resettlement assistance fees, seedlings and social security fees, and their respective allocations.
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What should I do if the compensation offered by the expropriator is lower than the surrounding housing prices? Analysis of the ten-day time limit for review of the appraisal, remedies for compensation decisions, and practical approaches to increasing compensation.
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What evidence is required for claiming compensation after an illegal forced demolition? An analysis of the allocation of the burden of proof, the rules for determining losses, and the key points of the time limit for review and appraisal within ten days.
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