Frequently Asked Questions

22 2026-10

How long do I have to raise an objection to the execution?

The lawyer explains the time limit for raising an objection to enforcement, distinguishes between objections to enforcement actions and objections to the subject matter, and highlights the start dates of the ten-day review period and the fifteen-day litigation period for objections, as well as the risk of losing the right to appeal.

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22 2026-10

Can schools and hospitals serve as defendants in legal proceedings?

The lawyer explained that schools and hospitals can be the parties subject to enforcement, but public welfare assets cannot be forcibly enforced according to law. He also advised on the procedures for raising objections to enforcement, appealing against enforcement decisions, and reversing enforcement actions in the event of mistaken addition of parties to the enforcement or deduction of funds fro...

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22 2026-10

Can a case still be filed after the deadline for applying for enforcement has passed?

The lawyer explained that although a case can still be filed after the expiration of the enforcement period, the defendant may raise the statute of limitations defense. The lawyer also provided guidance on the calculation of the two-year period, the circumstances that interrupt the statute of limitations, and the recovery channels such as adding shareholders after the completion of the centralized...

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22 2026-10

How to file a lawsuit challenging the execution of a judgment or order?

The lawyer explained the conditions for filing a lawsuit challenging the enforcement of a judgment, the 15-day time limit, and the key points of evidence, covering the priority rights of commercial housing consumers, the exclusion of enforcement rules for purchases made under someone else's name, and resettlement housing.

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22 2026-10

Can demolition law firms provide free consultations?

The lawyer distinguishes between free initial consultations on demolition and formal entrustment of agency, reminds law firms to comply with unified case acceptance and fee charging regulations, and advises them to verify the qualifications of practitioners and be cautious about promises of guaranteed victory in litigation.

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22 2026-10

How is the compensation standard calculated for expropriation?

The lawyer explained the composition of the compensation standards for expropriation, including the value of the house, relocation and resettlement, and losses from production and business suspension. He also outlined the method of determining the appraisal price, the calculation of the comprehensive land price in the district, and the path of seeking remedies for objections.

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