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Defaulters arrested for ignoring court orders
By Pan Zheng |
November 11, 2011, Friday
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FOUR people who refused to follow court orders to pay their debts were detained this morning by the Putuo District People's Court.
The court sent out 10 teams of about 40 judges and bailiffs before 6am to nab the deadbeats at their homes before they go out and some were woken up from their sleep.
No resistance was reported in the morning action, but some targets were not at home for days and the teams sent to catch them returned empty-handed.
These defaulters will be under judicial detention for 15 days. The court says if they still fail to pay their debts within deadlines after the detention, their personal assets will be auctioned.
The court says it has detained 27 deadbeats this year.
The court sent out 10 teams of about 40 judges and bailiffs before 6am to nab the deadbeats at their homes before they go out and some were woken up from their sleep.
No resistance was reported in the morning action, but some targets were not at home for days and the teams sent to catch them returned empty-handed.
These defaulters will be under judicial detention for 15 days. The court says if they still fail to pay their debts within deadlines after the detention, their personal assets will be auctioned.
The court says it has detained 27 deadbeats this year.
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