After the debtor company goes bankrupt, the creditors shall declare their claims within the declaration period specified in the announcement. Any claims declared after the deadline can only be supplementary declarations, and ordinary claims will be repaid in accordance with the order of priority.
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If the debtor is imprisoned, do they still need to repay the money they owe? Criminal liability does not affect civil debts. The plaintiff can file a lawsuit in the debtor's place of residence, and the statute of limitations is still three years.
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If the original IOU is lost, can I still file a lawsuit? Transfer records, chat records, and repayment receipts can form a chain of evidence, but copies alone cannot be used as evidence in court.
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Can the transfer of the house to the children by a debtor be revoked? If the transfer is made without compensation or at a significantly low price, the right of revocation can be exercised, but the one-year and five-year exclusionary periods must be observed.
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After a judicial auction fails to sell, how should it be handled? Analysis of the applicable conditions and time limits for a second auction with a price reduction of no more than 20%, and for the sale of assets and the use of assets to offset debts.
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What should you do if your house is demolished illegally? File a lawsuit within six months to confirm that the forced demolition is illegal, and apply for state compensation within two years. The scope of compensation and key points for evidence collection will be explained in detail.
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Is legal consultation on expropriation compensation free of charge? Distinguish between public legal services and lawyer's fee-based services, including the scope of legal aid and consultation preparation.
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What is the average lawyer's fee for land expropriation? An interpretation of the government's guidance price and market-regulated price, four billing methods, and the rules on bearing litigation costs.
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What items are included in the compensation standards for expropriation? Let's break down the five compensation items: housing value, resettlement costs, losses from production and business suspension, and compensation for collective land.
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What should I do if the compensation for housing expropriation is too low? This article interprets three ways to increase compensation: evaluation review, verification of compensation items, and litigation for reconsideration.
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Can one apply for administrative reconsideration when demolishing an unauthorized building? An interpretation of the 60-day application period, the statutory procedures for forced demolition, and avenues for seeking remedies.
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How to collect evidence for a lawsuit seeking compensation for illegal forced demolition? This article analyzes three types of evidence: ownership certificates, on-site images, and property inventories, as well as the rules for the allocation of the burden of proof.
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How can negotiation over compensation for expropriation increase the amount of compensation? Analyze the path of building negotiation leverage, verifying and disclosing information, and enforcing compliance through litigation for reconsideration.
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How to increase demolition compensation? Is it useful to hire a lawyer? Analysis of compensation improvement pathways, review of the effectiveness of agreements, and methods of obtaining evidence through information disclosure.
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Is there compensation for the demolition of unlicensed buildings on farms? This article analyzes the criteria for determining whether unlicensed buildings constitute illegal construction, the compensation items, and the legal channels for seeking redress through information disclosure.
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