What happens if you don't go after receiving a court summons?

There are two consequences of not going after receiving a court summons: first, a summons refers to a compulsory measure for the people's court to force the defendant to appear in court under legal circumstances. It is aimed at defendants who must appear in court. For example, in cases where the object of litigation is maintenance, upbringing and maintenance, the original defendant has a certain kinship and is suitable for mediation. If the defendant does not appear in court, it is not conducive to mediation and reasonable settlement of the case. According to Article 109 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the people's court may summon the defendant who has to appear in court and refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after two summonses. "The regulations indicate that subpoenas can only be applied to defendants who have to appear in court. So you may be summoned by the court. Procedurally speaking, the defendant must have been summoned by two summonses, that is, the court must issue two summonses before accepting the summons. Justifiable cause refers to the reasons or facts of force majeure that make the defendant unable to foresee and overcome the difficulties on his own. Summons can only be issued if there is no justifiable reason. The investigation and inquiry of the detained person shall not exceed 24 hours, and the personal freedom of the detained person shall not be restricted after the investigation and inquiry. When taking detention measures outside the jurisdiction, the detainee shall be detained and sent to the local court, and the local court shall provide assistance. Second, the default judgment This is a judgment made without any excuse, and the result can be imagined. There is no one who does not receive a subpoena. Even if the summoned person cannot be found, the court can also announce the service, and it will be regarded as received after a certain period of time.