For long-term unpaid invoices, you can claim damages for late payment: if there is an agreement, follow the terms of the agreement; if there is no agreement, refer to the LPR; it is recommended to collect the payment or sue the debtor and apply for property preservation within the three-year statute of limitations.
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If there is a default in the first installment of the installment payment, and the unpaid due amount reaches one-fifth of the total price and the debtor still fails to pay after being reminded, the creditor may demand full payment in one go in accordance with Article 634 of the Civil Code. It is important to keep a record of the written reminder.
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The verbally agreed upon payment can be recovered: the Civil Code recognizes the form of oral contracts. With the performance traces such as delivery, signing, reconciliation, payment, and audio recordings to corroborate each other, the claim can be pursued by suing within the three-year statute of limitations.
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If the buyer company is deregistered without being liquidated, the creditor may require the shareholders and directors to bear compensation liability or add them to the list of debtors; pay attention to the three-year statute of limitations, and file a lawsuit and preserve the property as soon as possible.
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For supplies without a written contract, evidence such as delivery notes, receipt records, reconciliation statements, invoices, chat records, payment records, and transaction practices can be used to prove the existence of a sales relationship. The court will determine the sales relationship based on all the evidence in the case and file a lawsuit within the three-year statute of limitations.
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Online consultation for land expropriation and demolition: Video assessment, electronic materials, and remote communication make it more efficient to compare compensation plans; within the time limits of 60 days for reconsideration and 6 months for litigation, an initial evaluation is conducted online first, and if necessary, it will be followed by a face-to-face discussion.
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The membership status of prisoners is generally not lost due to serving a sentence. Whether they can be allocated public housing depends on the population approval rules and local policies. Those who are disqualified can apply for relief through performance of duties, reconsideration, or litigation.
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To protect their rights during the demolition process, people need to systematically collect seven types of evidence: ownership and household registration documents, housing appraisal reports, public announcement documents, video materials, conversation records, agreement certificates, and government information disclosure materials. They should also keep the original copies of these documents pro...
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Whether a son-in-law who lives with his wife's family can enjoy resettlement depends on whether he has the qualification of a member of the collective economic organization. A comprehensive review of household registration, member rights and long-term production and living relationships should be conducted, and village rules and conventions should not deprive members of their rights and interests.
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For enterprise demolition, seven categories of claims can be made: the value of the house, the cost of renovation and decoration, the cost of moving, installing, and debugging equipment, the loss of production and business operations, the loss of business operations, the relocation of employees, and the loss caused by breach of contract. All these claims are based on appraisal reports and evidence...
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There are differences in procedures, land nature, compensation items, and resettlement methods between the compensation for shantytown renovation and ordinary expropriation: Shantytown renovation mostly adopts agreement-based relocation, while expropriation compensation items are statutory. If there are omissions in the plan, the parties can file for reconsideration or litigation according to law.
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After signing the demolition agreement, you can still hire a lawyer to review the validity of the agreement, challenge any fraudulent or coercive clauses that violate fairness, and request its revocation within one year. If the other party fails to fulfill their obligations, you can file a lawsuit against them. Please pay attention to the statute of limitations and the need to preserve evidence.
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When choosing a lawyer to defend rights in a demolition case, there's no need to blindly believe in the lawyer's winning rate and reputation. Instead, you should comprehensively evaluate their professional specialization, experience in similar cases, sense of responsibility, and communication skills, and also verify their practicing license number and fee charging methods.
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After the residential land is expropriated, there are four steps to protect one's rights: verifying the legality of the expropriation through information disclosure; checking the compensation; filing an appeal within 60 days or suing within six months; and applying for enforcement of duties if the government fails to fulfill its obligations. The compensation should ensure that the original living ...
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If you have any opinions on the compensation plan for the expropriation of residential land, you should put forward your views in writing within a public announcement period of no less than 30 days. If the majority of members believe that it is illegal, they can apply for a hearing; if you are not satisfied with the decision, you can file an appeal within 60 days and initiate a lawsuit within six ...
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