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23 2026-10

How to file a lawsuit against an arbitration award if you are not satisfied with it?

If a party is not satisfied with the final arbitration award of the first-instance arbitration tribunal, he/she may file a lawsuit with the basic-level court within 15 days from the date of receipt of the award; in the case of a final arbitration award, the worker may file a lawsuit, but the employer can only apply for revocation. To file a lawsuit, the party needs to submit a complaint, the award...

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23 2026-10

What are the cases subject to final arbitration?

The one-time final arbitration applies to disputes involving claims for labor remuneration, work-related injury medical expenses, economic compensation, and other amounts not exceeding twelve months' worth of the local minimum wage standard, as well as disputes regarding the implementation of national labor standards. Workers can file lawsuits, and employers can apply for revocation only under sta...

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23 2026-10

How long will it take for the arbitration award to be issued?

The arbitration award on labor disputes shall be made within 45 days from the date of acceptance. For complex cases, the time limit may be extended by 15 days, with a maximum of 60 days. For some cases subject to one-time arbitration, the award shall take effect immediately. It is recommended to pay attention to the time limit for arbitration and the delivery of the award.

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23 2026-10

After the arbitration is accepted, how long does it usually take to hold a hearing?

After the arbitration is accepted, the hearing will generally be held within one to two months. According to Article 43 of the "Law on Mediation and Arbitration of Labor Disputes", the case should be concluded within 45 days from the date of acceptance, and the time limit may be extended by 15 days if the case is complex. It is recommended to supplement the evidence in time and pay attention to th...

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23 2026-10

What materials are required to apply for labor arbitration?

To apply for labor arbitration, you need to submit an arbitration application, proof of identity, evidence of the labor relationship, and the basis for the arbitration request. The completeness of the materials directly affects whether the request can be supported, so it is recommended to systematically organize the evidence before filing the case.

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23 2026-10

Which one has stronger evidentiary value, a promissory note or a debt note?

A promissory note directly proves the lending relationship and its evidentiary value is usually stronger than that of a debt note. A debt note only proves the fact of the debt, and the underlying legal relationship needs to be verified separately. It is recommended that the lender and the borrower sign a promissory note and attach a transfer record to reduce the difficulty of providing evidence.

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23 2026-10

How is the interest calculated for a debtor who repays the loan early?

If the borrower repays the loan in advance, the interest shall be calculated based on the actual loan period if there is no agreement; if the agreed interest rate does not exceed four times the LPR at the time of the contract's establishment, the borrower may claim damages for the use of funds in case of overdue payment. It is recommended to specify the interest calculation method in writing.

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23 2026-10

Is it valid for a creditor to waive part of their claim?

If a creditor waives part of their claim, it is generally valid if it is based on a genuine expression of intent and does not harm the rights and interests of others. However, if it potentially harms the interests of other creditors, the waiver may be revoked. It is recommended to confirm this in a written agreement.

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23 2026-10

What should I do if the subject matter of the contract is possessed by others?

If the subject matter of enforcement is possessed by others, you can raise an objection to the enforcement, apply for investigation and control, or add the person subject to enforcement according to law; the application period for enforcement is two years, and the objections of third parties must be raised in a timely manner during the enforcement. It is recommended to fix the evidence of possessi...

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23 2026-10

After applying for enforcement, can I withdraw my application?

After applying for enforcement, the applicant may reach a settlement with the person subject to enforcement and withdraw the application; after withdrawal, the applicant may generally apply for enforcement again, but this will be affected by the statute of limitations for applying for enforcement and the performance of the settlement agreement.

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23 2026-10

How long does it usually take to conclude a case?

For cases involving property enforcement, the execution should be completed within six months from the date of filing. If there is no property, the court may adjudicate the case under the Terminal Enforcement and Repayment System (TER). The speed of repayment depends on whether the property investigation and control are timely and comprehensive. Therefore, an online investigation and control shoul...

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23 2026-10

How to review a demolition assessment report that is not recognized?

If you do not agree with the housing expropriation assessment report, you should apply to the assessment agency for a review in writing within 10 days after receiving the household report. If you are not satisfied with the review result, you can apply for an expert appraisal again, with a focus on verifying the time point of the area's use.

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