How to Enforce Court Enforcement

In order to ensure the smooth progress of criminal proceedings, the detention or arrest of criminal suspects by relevant authorities according to law is called coercive measures. The executor of compulsory measures must go through the relevant application to take compulsory measures against the criminal suspect, otherwise it is illegal to implement compulsory measures. Criminal coercive measures generally include: summoning by force, obtaining a guarantor pending trial, residential surveillance, detention and arrest. The applicable objects are criminal suspects and defendants, and compulsory measures shall not be taken against litigation participants and outsiders.

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About“ Court enforcement how Enforcement ”The relevant answers of are as follows:

Criteria for payment of costs for court enforcement:

1. If there is no executed quantity or price, $50 to $500 will be paid for each piece

2. If the execution amount or price does not exceed 10000 yuan, 50% will be paid for each piece

3. For the part exceeding RMB 10000 to RMB 500000, 1.5% shall be paid for the part exceeding RMB 500000 to RMB 5 million, 1% for the part exceeding RMB 5 million to RMB 10 million, and 0.5% for the part exceeding RMB 10 million, 0.1% for the part exceeding RMB 10 million.

4. Civil compliance litigation Where the fourth paragraph of Article 55 of the Enforcement Law requires that the obligee who has not participated in the registration of the case should bring a lawsuit to the people's court, the application fee should be paid according to the limited criteria, and the case acceptance fee should not be charged.

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