What should you do if you disagree with the conclusion of the work-related injury appraisal? Let's distinguish the two pathways of work-related injury identification and labor capacity appraisal, and explain the deadlines of 15 days and 60 days in detail.
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Can injuries sustained during a company team-building event be recognized as work-related injuries? An analysis of the rules for determining whether an event organized by the company constitutes a work-related activity, the circumstances to be excluded, and the preparation of evidence.
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Is an injury sustained by an employee during a business trip considered a work-related injury? An analysis of the scope of identification during work-related outings, the exclusion of personal activities, and the key points of evidence collection.
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Can the sudden death of an employee due to overtime work be recognized as a work-related injury? Analysis of the working hours and job requirements deemed as work-related injuries, the starting point of the 48-hour calculation, and the key points of evidence collection.
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If the unit fails to purchase work-related injury insurance and an employee suffers a work-related injury, who will compensate them? This article analyzes the compensation subject when no insurance is purchased, the effect of making up for the payment, and the rules for advance payment.
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Can injured workers claim economic compensation when they resign? Distinguish between the two situations of resigning voluntarily and being forced to resign, and explain the standards of the two compensation packages.
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What should employees do if their units fail to apply for work-related injury recognition? Employees can apply for recognition on their own within one year, and the unit must pay for the uninsured benefits.
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Can I apply to freeze the other party's assets before filing a lawsuit? Pre-litigation preservation requires a guarantee, a ruling within 48 hours, and filing a lawsuit within 30 days. If the deadline is exceeded, the freeze will be lifted.
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How are multiple creditors' claims on the same property divided? Analyze the rules regarding the proportion of compensation in distribution, priority claims, and the order of first attachments.
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After being detained for not repaying the debt, do I still need to repay it? Detention is a coercive measure that does not exempt debtors from their obligations. If the debtor refuses to repay the debt and the circumstances are serious, they may face criminal charges.
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What should a third party do if they have objections to the subject of enforcement? Analysis of the 15-day review period and the 15-day statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit, key evidence points, and legal protection pathways.
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After the property is sealed up, it cannot be transferred in principle. However, if the buyer signed the contract, made the payment, moved in, and failed to transfer the ownership for reasons beyond their control before the property was sealed up, they may claim to exclude the execution of the seizure order.
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The salary will not be fully deducted. When the court withholds the income, it shall reserve the necessary living expenses for the debtor and the dependents supported by him/her. If there are any violations, the debtor may raise an objection to the enforcement.
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In principle, the company cannot execute the shareholders' property if it is in debt. However, in situations such as identity confusion, failure to pay the registered capital in full, and withdrawal of investment funds, the shareholders may be held liable and added as the persons subject to enforcement.
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The promissory note does not specify the repayment time. The statute of limitations starts from the expiration of the grace period for the creditor to assert his rights, and the maximum protection period is 20 years. Attached are the points on interruption and evidence collection.
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