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gave him hundreds of thousands", which requires evidence, such as receipts, etc.

If there is evidence that the other party has received hundreds of thousands of yuan from you, and the entrusted matter is legitimate, you can ask you to return it and pay bank interest, and at the same time ask for compensation for "breach of contract". If the other party refuses to return it, you may have to sue for settlement.

If the thing you are entrusting is "illegal", in general, you can only ask for its return.

The claim of moral loss, it should be said, is basically impossible.

At present, the other party is first of all in breach of contract, and the contractual relationship between you has been reached, and the other party has not fulfilled its contractual obligations after receiving the money, which is a breach of contract. You have the right to demand that the other party pay liquidated damages and refund the fees collected.

Of course, in essence, the other party is suspected of fraud.

You can report to **, the other party is suspected of fraud, if ** does not file a case. Then you will sue the other party for breaking the contract.

Remember to gather relevant evidence.

Interest can be claimed, but the court will not support the moral damages fee.

It's good to get it back, don't think about any interest and mental damages.

I have n friends who have heard how people can help, and in the end they can't even find each other. There is no contract, no agreed content, it is all oral, and the court will not accept it.

If you go to the criminal-fraud, you must have proof of remittance to the person.

It is still recommended that you bring relevant evidence to a local law firm for face-to-face consultation, because the most important thing in law is evidence, and it is difficult to give you value without seeing the evidence and not fully understanding the whole case.

First of all, is there any evidence of your act of giving him money?

Secondly, is it a legitimate thing for you to entrust someone to do something, and is there a possibility that it will be recognized as bribery?

If neither of these problems is good, then there is no way to solve them through legal means.

Interest is possible, but moral damage fees are certainly not.

First of all, from the information you provided, it is not stated whether the defendant is Huatai or the workers' club. Therefore, it is not possible whether the defendant can be exempted from liability.

Here can only be a general analysis: "Huatai has no license, its exhibitor samples are not produced by Huatai" This shows that Huatai in the conclusion of the contract, obviously fraudulent, according to the provisions of Article 54 of China's Contract Law: the contract concluded in a fraudulent way can be requested to be changed or revoked, A has the right to ask Brother Dan to cancel the contract, refund the payment.

This is strategy one. Strategy 2: According to Article 108 of China's Contract Law, Huatai's behavior has shown that it is unable to perform its contractual obligations as agreed, and A can require it to return double the deposit and compensate for losses, according to the provisions of Article 91 of China's Guarantee Law

The amount of the deposit does not exceed 20% of the contract amount", the contract price is 1800 yuan, the deposit shall not exceed 360 yuan, and the deposit penalty cannot be applied to the excess part, A can require Huatai to pay 360 * 2 + (1000-360) dust reputation = 1360 yuan, and compensate for the loss, the amount of loss is calculated according to Article 113 of the Contract Law. As a guarantee, how to assume the guarantee liability depends on how the guarantee contract is signed and what is the specific guarantee?

All legal disputes about the contract need to see the contract itself and take the specific agreement of the contract as the starting point to solve!