In our daily lives, we always meet people who have borrowed money but have not paid it back for a long time.
Every time you urge, they always prevaricate you with "two days" or other rhetoric, bringing you hope but disappointing you again and again.
Debt repayment is a basic moral and legal requirement, and if the other party borrows money but does not return it on time, it is not only against the principle of good faith, but also against the law.
We can no longer be fooled by their rhetoric about such people who owe money and do not pay it back. If we don't take action, they will only become more brazen and even disappear in the end, leaving us with nowhere to go.
Faced with this situation, our only recourse is to take up the law ** and choose the path of litigation.
However, litigation is not a simple debt collection act, it needs to follow certain legal procedures and regulations.
If we are not aware of these procedures and provisions, we are likely to encounter difficulties in the prosecution process. (The various procedures and regulations in the litigation process have been described in detail in previous articles, and interested friends can click on the homepage to view).
In conclusion, remember: it is everyone's right and responsibility to protect their rights. Don't give up your rights because of sweet words or threats. Please stand up bravely, take up the law**, and defend your rights and interests!