This month, I received several anchor Internet celebrities who were sued for liquidated damages by MCN Association arbitration after the expiration of their contracts, and they all wondered why the company could still sue for arbitration for breach of contract after their contracts expired, and some even expired for more than 2 years
Legally, the MCN Association does have the right to sue, because the law stipulates that the contract recourse period is three years, and the statute of limitations for general contract disputes is three years in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code.
Article 188 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.
The statute of limitations for filing a request to a people's court for the protection of civil rights is three years. Where the law provides otherwise, follow those provisions.
If it is sued in court, it is likely that some non-performing asset acquisition companies, bought asset packages, and sued the anchors of expired contracts in batches, in an attempt to get liquidated damages in this way, most of the reasons for this are that the anchor's contract contains an automatic renewal clause, and the contract is not notified in writing in advance that it will not be renewed, or there is a lack of some live broadcast duration and shortness in the performance of the contract at that time** The number of creations was not pursued at the time to make up, and it was possible to obtain very low liquidated damages or even no compensation for the rebuttal of the rebuttal
If it is a summons from the Commercial Arbitration Commission, then it is necessary to take the first jurisdiction objection not to recognize the jurisdiction of the Arbitration Commission, and strive to transfer it to the court for trial