Today, I received a short message from 1069, saying that the court session will be held at the domicile. Is it really being sued?

If you receive the notice of hearing, you must first check with the court, ask if there is a subpoena and confirm the identity of the plaintiff. Under normal circumstances, the court will serve a summons on the defendant. If the court summons is not signed or has no exact address, it can be served by lien or announcement, and it can be served within 60 days from the date of announcement. If the defendant refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by a summons, or withdraws from court halfway without the permission of the court, he may make a judgment by default. After receiving the short message of filing a case, the subject should verify the corresponding litigation information from the sued court, such as the specific court, the judge in charge, whether the court mailed the summons, and what is the mailing address. It is less likely that the court will file a case by SMS. The subject must first rule out the risk of being cheated.

Relevant laws and regulations:

The Civil Procedure Law stipulates that:

1. If the addressee or his adult family members who live together refuse to receive the litigation documents, the addressee may invite representatives of relevant grassroots organizations or units to be present to explain the situation, record the reasons and date of refusal on the service receipt, and leave the litigation documents at the addressee's residence, which shall be signed or sealed by the addressee and witnesses;

2. You can also leave the litigation documents at the addressee's residence and record the delivery process by taking photos or videos, which will be deemed as delivery.

3. If the addressee's whereabouts are unknown, or it cannot be served by other means specified in this section, it shall be served by public announcement. Sixty days after the announcement, it shall be deemed to have been delivered. When the announcement is served, the reasons and process shall be recorded in the file.

Article 143 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * If the plaintiff refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by summons, or withdraws from court without the permission of the court, it may be treated as withdrawing the lawsuit; If the defendant counterclaims, he may make a judgment by default.

Article 145 Before the verdict is pronounced, if the plaintiff applies to withdraw the lawsuit, whether to grant it or not shall be decided by the people's court.

If the people's court decides that the withdrawal of the lawsuit is not allowed, the plaintiff may make a judgment by default if he refuses to appear in court after being summoned by summons without justifiable reasons.