How long will it take for the other party to delay the receipt of the judgment before it can apply for enforcement?
Zhang San won the lawsuit, but Li Si, as the losing party, refused to get the judgment, Zhang San was very worried, if he did not receive the judgment, the judgment would not be effective, and in this case, he could not apply for enforcement.
In fact, whether or not the person subject to execution, Li Si, will receive the judgment is just a trivial issue, and there is always a way to solve this problem.
This problem can always be solved, it is just a matter of how long it takes to be delivered.
In fact, Li Si's refusal to receive the verdict is just an appearance, and the person who needs to consider this service issue should be the judge, not Zhang San.
So what is the essence of the problem?
Why is Zhang San in such a hurry?
Because it is very likely that the other party is delaying time in this way, so as to achieve his purpose of transferring property.
If this speculation is true, then even if the verdict is sent to Li Si, as long as he has not completed the action of transferring the property, then there will be endless delays for Li Si next, for example, if it is now the first trial, it is very likely that he will continue to file the second trial, and in the process of the second trial, Li Si is likely to grind and chirp and delay time through various methods.
Li Si, who is so excessive, just watched him do bad things?
Is there no way?
Of course not, as long as Zhang San finds such signs, he can apply to the court to preserve the property under Li Si's name, as long as Li Si's property is preserved, there is no way to transfer the property, as long as Zhang San wins the lawsuit, the next enforcement, and enforcement in place, is only a matter of time, even if Li Si delays time, it will be in vain.
But at present, Zhang San has not applied for property preservation, in case Li Si has already transferred the property, what should he do?
In this case, the next step is to find out through the clues, and you may or may not be able to find it, and if you can find the clues of the transferred property, it is still possible to recover it through litigation.
Lai