Source: Jiangxi Politics and Law
On April 24, the Nanchang High-tech District Court issued a letter of decision to approve the suspension of the application of credit punishment to the detainee Xiong, who was included in the credit "black list", and lifted the credit punishment measures against him. This is the first credit repair case completed in our province since the province’s courts tried to implement the credit commitment and credit repair mechanism for untrustworthy persons subject to enforcement on April 13.
It is understood that on September 2, 2019, Xiong and the applicant reached a civil mediation and agreed to pay 150,000 yuan before October 30, 2019. After the court's decision came into effect, Xiong failed to pay as agreed. In desperation, Fang applied to the court for enforcement. The enforcement judge seized Xiong's property in accordance with the law and included Xiong on the "black list" of untrustworthy persons subject to enforcement on March 12 this year, and took measures such as restricting high consumption.
“You only know the preciousness of credit after being punished. With this lesson, I will never dare to lose faith in the future.” Xiong, who opened a mold factory in Shanghai, said that after being listed as a dishonest person, his life was restricted. You cannot take high-speed trains or airplanes, and you are restricted in terms of loans, bidding, and enjoyment of government preferential policies, which greatly affects your business.
After learning that the Provincial Higher People’s Court had issued a credit restoration incentive mechanism, Xiong voluntarily contacted the Nanchang High-tech District Court’s enforcement judge and proactively repaid 100,000 yuan in advance and promised to repay the balance within three to five days, requesting to restore credit And lift consumption restrictions. According to the relevant provisions of the credit repair incentive mechanism, after review by the collegiate panel, the court restored its credit rating to
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