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You don't want to listen to what the other party says, you can believe what you do!! Go directly to a lawyer to do this, what you said here is not clear, after appointing a lawyer, the lawyer will ask some key points, and you can't give any of your points to this so-called friend.

If your friend doesn't have any evidence, you can only prove that your boss never issued a receipt by providing counter-evidence and personal evidence. If it is simply a personal witness or counter-evidence, whether the evidence will be used by the court still needs to be determined according to the actual situation.

You've written a whole bunch of them, but you're rambling and don't know what you're talking about.

First of all, you have to make it clear that you pay 100,000 yuan, he pays 100,000 yuan, and after registering the company, the 200,000 yuan is neither yours nor his, but the company.

We gave him 30,000 (out of my 100,000) earlier, and this sentence is meaningless.

Then the two of us wrote an agreement, saying that the debt of 370,000 yuan will be repaid by me after he repays 130,000 (my father has paid off the money to help me), and the handprint is pressed, this agreement is messy and legally unclear, as I told you earlier, this debt is the company's debt, and you are not obliged to pay it back. I know that your father helped you repay it in order to fulfill the righteousness of your friend, but to tell you the truth, if your father helps you pay it back, legally it is to help the company pay it back, and it is more accurate to say that the creditor's rights are transferred, and your father has a claim against the company, even if your father wants to repay the money, he can only sue the company, and there is no way to do anything about your friend from what you said.

The only way to do this is to see if your friend has withdrawn the capital or used the company's money for himself. And that's what you didn't say. Judging from what you said, the company itself is still making money, so where does the money go?

If you know that the money has been misappropriated by your friend, then you can call the police, which constitutes a criminal offense - misappropriation of funds, false capital contribution and evasion of capital contribution.

There is still a way, it depends on how to operate.

It's really hard to determine what this agreement is, and the most accurate definition should be an agreement on the transfer of rights, and the other party buys the equity in your hand by paying 10,000 yuan.

You can use this agreement to demand that the other party perform the contract, and if you fail to perform, you can sue the other party in court to demand that the other party perform the contract and pay liquidated damages.

Unclear accounting of the company is not a condition for the performance of this agreement.

First of all, it's best to stay calm in this situation and not respond too emotionally. It is recommended that you first communicate with your ex through private communication, express your confusion and dissatisfaction to her, and try to explain the truth of the matter as rationally as possible. At the same time, she should also be asked to fulfill her promise to return your money.

If private communication doesn't work, you can try seeking legal assistance. You can consult a lawyer to understand your rights and coping methods. At the same time, if necessary, you can also call the police to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

As for the threat of the new boyfriend, if his words and actions constitute illegal acts such as threats or defamation, you can also take legal measures accordingly.

In short, dealing with this kind of thing requires calmness and rationality, and taking appropriate measures to protect one's own rights and interests.

First of all, from a legal point of view, if you have not violated your ex's personal rights, then her threat is not valid, and you do not need to apologize publicly. And if she wants your money back, she should give you time and do her best to meet your request, instead of using her mood changes as an excuse to procrastinate over and over again.

If you are convinced that you have not infringed on the personal rights of your predecessor, then you can take legal measures to protect your legitimate rights and interests. You can seek help from the relevant departments through mediation, petitions or other similar methods to protect your legitimate rights and interests. If she and her new boyfriend threaten and slander your reputation, you can also report the case to the public security authorities to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

Finally, I recommend that you seek legal aid or consult a professional lawyer as soon as possible for more accurate legal advice.

My suggestion is:

The first thing to do is to confirm that this is true and keep all relevant evidence such as chat logs and transfer vouchers.

If you are convinced that she unreasonably refused to return your money and was arrogant, you can file a lawsuit in court. It is recommended that you hire a lawyer to represent you in the lawsuit.

For her and her new boyfriend's behavior, if they maliciously report to the police or spread rumors and slander, you can file a complaint with the local public security organ or online supervision department to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

In this process, do not make radical remarks in public or on social **, and try to keep your friends calm. If necessary, you can consult a professional lawyer to learn more about what to do.

Article 11 of the Lawyers Law: Where an application for a lawyer's practice certificate is made, upon review by the people's ** judicial administrative department of the province, autonomous region, or directly governed municipality or above, and the requirements provided for in this Law are met, a lawyer's practice certificate shall be issued within 30 days of receiving the application;

Article 9 of the "Measures for the Administration of Lawyers' Practice Certificates" The judicial-administrative organ for the place of domicile shall submit a review opinion within 15 days of receiving the application materials, and report it up to the provincial, autonomous region, or directly governed municipality department (bureau) of justice.

The provincial, autonomous region, or directly governed municipality's department (bureau) of justice conducts a review of the application materials and meets the requirements provided, and shall issue a lawyer's practice certificate within 30 days of receiving the application materials. If the practice certificate is not issued if the prescribed conditions are not met after examination, the applicant shall be notified.

There is generally no delay.

Article 111 of the Property Law of the People's Republic of China: Before the finder delivers the lost property to the relevant departments, the relevant departments shall properly keep the lost property before the lost property is collected. Where damage or loss of lost property is caused intentionally or through gross negligence, civil liability shall be borne.

The judgment in this case is based on legal reasoning. But there is a question of how the court determined that the man had picked up the diamond ring that had been lost by the owner. Is it really only based on the nearby surveillance video, so what a powerful surveillance video can be done, can you see that the person picked up a diamond ring, and it is the one that the owner lost?

Chinese mainland: have the obligation to keep it safe; Lost property is returned to its owner or confiscated.

Note: The socialist system practiced in Chinese mainland is based on public ownership, which is not comparable with the laws and regulations of Western countries.

Taiwan, China: The Civil Code stipulates that if a lost property is found, the owner should be notified. If the owner is unknown, a notice of claim should be made or reported to the police station or self-government agency, and the lost property should be deposited together.

Within 6 months of the lost property, after the owner claims it and pays the relevant storage fee, the lost property should be returned to the owner, and if no one claims it, it will belong to the person who found it.

Japan: Japan's Civil Code stipulates that if a lost item is not claimed within 3 months, the finder will legally possess the lost item after paying the tax.

Legislation in many countries around the world stipulates that after the finder and the police station have fulfilled certain obligations (such as reporting, publicizing, and reminding), if the lost property is still unclaimed, it will belong to the finder.

Germany: The German Civil Code stipulates the ownership of the found property, and after the finder finds the lost property, it should be publicized or the traffic police station. If the owner does not claim it, the lost property shall be returned to the person who found it.

In Germany, the city's public affairs bureau has set up a special lost and found office, where the lost property is kept for half a year, the unclaimed property will be auctioned, and the owner will have to pay an administration fee according to the value of the item when collecting it.

Switzerland: The Swedish Civil Code also stipulates that the person who finds the property should notify the owner of the property, and if the owner is unknown, he should hand the lost property to the police station or take appropriate measures to claim it himself. A person who has fulfilled the obligation of finder acquires ownership of the object when the owner cannot be identified more than 5 years after the announcement or report.

Netherlands: Dutch civil law stipulates that valuables can be auctioned if they are unclaimed within two years, and the income goes to the state. If the non-valuables are unclaimed for 1 year and 1 day, they can be used by the finder until the owner is found.

France: France's regulations in this regard show its liberal "style": if the owner does not claim the lost property within 7 days, the lost property belongs to the finder, and the finder only needs to pay taxes.

Therefore, unlike other countries in Europe, the police and subway staff in France generally do not accept lost items, which often makes foreigners who pick things up misunderstand. ** I have reported the news that a Chinese girl is picking up gold in France.

1. At present, the house has gone through the gift agreement and has notarization procedures, and your mother enjoys full property rights.

2. As for the relative who takes care of your aunt, who has fulfilled the obligation of support, your in-laws' estate can be distributed or given away in accordance with the will of your in-laws, and that relative can get part or even all of the inheritance. There is no will to make a statutory distribution in accordance with the law, in principle, to take care of the person who fulfills the obligation of support; But this is based on your aunt's estate, which is legal.

3. Therefore, the concern you raised does not exist, and your family's house no longer belongs to your aunt and is not within the scope of property division. All demolition compensation, etc., should be in your mother's name.

Yes, if there is a will or bequest agreement. If not, it will be handled according to legal inheritance.