What if the court executive board summons?

Legal analysis: when summoned by the executive board of the court, the summoned person should arrive at the case on time as required. Summoning is a measure for judicial organs to inform litigants to appear in court at a specified time and place. Those who refuse to appear in the case without justifiable reasons shall bear the responsibilities prescribed by law. If the case is refused after being summoned according to law, the judicial organ may, according to the needs of investigation or judicial activities, take coercive measures according to law to force the suspect to attend the case.

Legal basis: Article 136 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) refuses to appear in the case after being summoned according to law, and the judicial organ may force the criminal suspect to appear in the case according to the needs of investigation or trial activities. If it is necessary to detain or arrest a criminal suspect, compulsory measures can also be changed, and arrest or detention can be carried out after arrest.