What will the court do if the defendant who owes money does not appear in court?

The court has served the defendant with a summons and relevant legal documents, and informed the defendant of the time and place of the court session according to law. However, if the defendant fails to appear in court without justifiable reasons, the court may hear the case in absentia and make a judgment according to law.

But this does not mean that as long as the defendant does not appear in court, the plaintiff will believe what the court said and will decide that the defendant will lose the case. In the absence of a court session, the plaintiff still needs to provide evidence to the court to support the plaintiff's claims and claims. Therefore, whether the plaintiff can get a successful judgment without the defendant appearing in court depends on whether the plaintiff can provide sufficient evidence to the court.