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In divorce proceedings, what kind of situation can be recognized as a joint claim between husband and wife depends mainly on whether the debt is incurred during the maintenance of the marriage relationship and used for the needs of the family's common life, to jointly carry out production and business activities, or to be reached out of the common will of both husband and wife. For example, when the husband and wife jointly provide loans to the other party, or generate external debts through joint business, the accumulated claims in this case are often regarded as joint claims between the husband and wife. If the creditor's right is born under the above circumstances, it will be recognized as the creditor's right shared by the husband and wife in principle.
#Creditor's rights and debts
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In most cases, whether it is necessary to bear the debts of one spouse depends on whether such debts belong to the joint responsibility of both spouses or the obligations of only one spouse. If it is defined as the public debt of husband and wife, it means that both parties have the obligation to share responsibility; On the contrary, if one party has its own private debt, the other party does not need to bear any joint liability. The so-called joint debt of husband and wife usually refers to the debt that is borne to maintain the daily life of the family, or the debt that is used for the joint production and business activities of husband and wife, based on the expression of their common will and other factors.
#Creditor's rights and debts
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The legal definition of joint liabilities of husband and wife usually needs to follow the following elements: First, the formation of the debt needs to be based on the clear declaration of intention made by both husband and wife, for example, both parties sign relevant documents in person or one of them approves after the event; Second, the debt must be borne to support the daily life of the family; Third, the use of debt should involve the joint life of husband and wife and the production and business activities they participate in. However, in the actual operation process, whether a debt belongs to the joint debt of husband and wife needs to be comprehensively judged based on a variety of factors and sufficient evidence.
#Creditor's rights and debts
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At the time of marriage litigation, there is no fixed and uniform appropriate standard for the specific number of liabilities. The real focus is on the nature of debt, the reasons for its formation and the accompanying financial situation of both spouses and other factors. If the debt is needed by the husband and wife to share their daily life, cooperate in production and business activities, or occurs based on mutual willingness and consensus between the husband and wife, it is usually considered to be shared by both parties at the time of divorce. However, if a party is personally responsible for a debt that is more than necessary for the daily life of the family, this is usually regarded as personal debt.
#Creditor's rights and debts
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