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This is the wrong information. If you receive this message in a short message, you can ignore it. If the court wants to freeze your personal property, you must have a debt dispute or a lawsuit dispute before you can proceed again and again. You won't be taught to freeze your property for no reason. If you are not at ease, you can go directly to the court to check. Another situation is that you lend your bank card to others, and others use your bank card to engage in illegal and criminal activities, and the public security organ freezes your bank card according to law. In this case, you can check in the banking department to find out the reason and which department was frozen.

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Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Seal-up, Seizure and Freezing of Property in Civil Execution by People's Courts.

Article 1 When the people's court seals up, distrains or freezes the movable property, immovable property and other property rights of the person subjected to execution, it shall make an ruling and serve it on the person subjected to execution and the person applying for execution. If the measures of seizure, seizure or freezing need the assistance of the relevant units or individuals, the people's court shall make a notice of assistance in execution and send it to the person assisting in execution together with a copy of the ruling. The ruling of sealing up, distraining and freezing and the notice of assistance in execution shall take legal effect when served.

Article 2 The people's court may seal up, detain and freeze all movable property, immovable property registered in the name of the person subjected to execution, specific movable property and other property rights. Unregistered buildings and land use rights shall be determined according to the approval documents of land use rights and other relevant evidence. If the third party confirms in writing that the property belongs to the person subjected to execution, the people's court may seal up, detain or freeze the movable property possessed by the third party or the immovable property, specific movable property and other property rights registered in the name of the third party.