Is it true that court summons will be issued in stages?

Fake. This is fake. The merchant wants you to pay back the money. It's all a bluff. Being sued means that the court serves the lawsuit and asks you to sign and write a defense. The specific inquiry about Article 85 of the Civil Procedure Law is not informed by SMS, let alone by the other party.

If a court session is held, it should be served by the court. For example, if you call 3000 installments and it is overdue for 3 months, I said that I have filed a case in the court and asked me to go back to the court. Usually it's true and false. I don't have any debts and I don't have to worry about it. If there is debt, it may be to send a lawyer's letter first, and the next step may be to sue the court.

If you are sued, you should receive a court summons or notice of being sued. However, if it is recorded in your personal credit report within the time limit, it will be a stain, which may greatly affect your future credit. I suggest you pay it back as soon as possible. A month later, I will take my ID card to the People's Bank of China to check my personal credit report to see if there is any overdue credit report.

What is a court summons?

Court summons refers to a legal document prepared by the plaintiff and issued by the court to inform the defendant of the information being sued. Court summons is a written document issued by the people's court according to law, which requires the summoned person to appear in court at a designated place to participate in litigation activities or conduct other litigation activities at a designated time.

The court summons requires the respondent to submit documents to the court within a specified time limit to respond to the lawsuit, or in the small claims court, the respondent can only attend the trial on a specific date specified in the court summons, and the court summons requires the plaintiff or defendant and other litigants to attend the trial on a specific date. The parties can choose not to appear in court, but if the plaintiff does not appear in court, the court will automatically withdraw the lawsuit. If the defendant does not appear in court, the court will make a default judgment, and the defendant will bear it to a large extent.

After signing the subpoena, you must personally go to the court that issued the subpoena as soon as possible to understand the case, because you (the company) are the parties, and you have the right to check the complaint against you and the relevant evidence materials submitted by the other party. This is very important, because you (the company) have to respond to the lawsuit and even object.