My friend borrowed money from me and didn t pay it back, so I hit him and then took the money from h

If you are really asking for a debt, and the money you take is equivalent to the money you borrowed, then it is not illegal to take money. However, it is illegal to beat people, and they need to bear corresponding administrative responsibility. If it constitutes more than minor injuries, it will bear the corresponding criminal responsibility (the crime of intentional injury, if the personal liberty is restricted, the circumstances are serious, and the crime of illegal detention may be suspected).

Legally speaking, it is a crime. Constitutes the crime of robbery.

But from a practical point of view, since there is a relationship between you, and if you don't hit very hard, there is no problem. There are many such cases in reality. It's all fine.

What a garbage friend. If you have money, you won't pay it back.

The grace of receiving a drop of water will repay the spring.

Such an ungrateful villain.

As long as he doesn't call the police, it's fine. Don't get hurt, I guess it's fine.

Don't admit to borrowing money, don't you have an IOU?

Hello, first of all, I want to tell you that if you don't pay back the money, you can solve the problem through legal means, such as appeal, police and so on. If he really owes you money and has not repaid it, you are not breaking the law by taking what you deserve, but it is illegal to beat someone. It may be that the situation will turn against you.

Criminal liability may be required. If you really need to appeal, then it is better to show the judge the evidence that he borrowed your money, and the situation will be better at trial. By the way, I would like to interject a digression, and beware of making friends in a way that is not careful

Friend, if you don't pay it back, you don't want it, just help him!

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Someone borrowed a few dollars and didn't pay it back, it's not a crime, but simply owing money is not a civil offense, it is not a criminal offense, and it will not be sentenced, if it is a malicious refusal to enforce the court's judgment, it may constitute a crime.

Is it illegal for someone to borrow a few dollars from me and not pay it back?

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Someone borrowed a few dollars but didn't pay it back, it's not a crime, but he learned that simply owing money is not a civil offense, not a criminal offense, and it will not be sentenced.

Owing money does not constitute a crime of miscellaneous. However, when he borrowed money, he fabricated facts, and he had no intention of repaying the money, which constituted the crime of fraud, and 3,000 yuan was the starting point. Or after the court has ruled that you have the ability to repay the money but do not repay the money during the execution, you are suspected of refusing to enforce the judgment or ruling.

Legal Knowledge Article 266 of the Criminal Law [Crime of Fraud] Whoever defrauds public or private property, and the amount is relatively large, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine; where the amount is huge or there are other serious circumstances, a sentence of between 3 and 10 years imprisonment and a concurrent fine is to be given; where the amount is especially huge or there are other especially serious circumstances, a sentence of 10 or more years imprisonment or indefinite imprisonment is to be given, and a concurrent fine or confiscation of property is to be given. Where this Law provides otherwise, follow those provisions.

Summary. Dear, I'm glad to answer for you: it's illegal to owe money and not pay back your things"It's illegal to owe money and take things."

The organ that can take compulsory measures such as seizure, freezing, and transfer is the people's court, and the parties cannot privately take the debtor's things to pay off the debt, and the act may infringe on the law. The parties may file a lawsuit with the court, and then apply to the court for compulsory enforcement in accordance with the law after winning the lawsuit.

Dear, I'm very happy to answer for you: It is illegal to owe money and not pay back your things"It is illegal to owe money and take things." The organ that can take compulsory measures such as detaining hands and pat on the mortgage, freezing, transferring, etc., is the people's court, and the parties cannot privately take the debtor's things to pay off the debt, and the act may infringe.

The parties may file a lawsuit with the court for repentance, and then apply to the court for compulsory enforcement in accordance with the law after winning the lawsuit.

Legal basis: Article 117 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China: The people's court must decide to take compulsory measures against obstruction of civil litigation. Where any unit or individual illegally detains another person or illegally seizes another person's property to recover debts, it shall be investigated for criminal responsibility in accordance with law, or detained or fined.

Summary. Dear, hello, I'm glad to answer for you, it is illegal for others to take the initiative to borrow you, and if the borrower does not repay the loan, it is generally handled according to a civil dispute and will not involve a criminal offense. However, if the borrower has the intention of not returning the money when it first borrows it, the loan in this case may constitute the crime of fraud.

If the creditor sues and has the ability to repay but refuses to repay, it will also constitute the crime of refusing to execute the judgment or ruling. If you do not repay the borrowed money, first negotiate with the other party and ask for the money to be repaid. If the negotiation fails, the debtor does not pay off the debt, and the creditor can only file a lawsuit with the court to compel the debtor to pay off the debt in a legal way.

If the debtor still fails to repay the loan after the judgment of the people's court, he may apply to the court for enforcement, and the court may take compulsory measures to enforce it in accordance with the law, and may even refuse to enforce the judgment and ruling of the court to punish him. <>

<> someone else took the initiative to borrow money from me, wouldn't I break the law?

Dear, hello, I'm glad to answer for you, it is illegal for others to take the initiative to borrow you, and if the borrower does not repay the loan, it is generally handled according to a civil dispute and will not involve a criminal offense. However, if the borrower has the intention of not returning the money when it borrows money from the beginning, the loan in this case may constitute the crime of fraud. If the creditor sues and has the ability to repay but refuses to repay, it will also constitute the crime of refusing to execute the judgment or ruling.

If you do not repay the borrowed money, first negotiate with the other party and ask for the money to be repaid. If the negotiation fails, the debtor does not pay off the debt, and the creditor can only file a lawsuit with the court to compel the debtor to pay off the debt in a legal way. If the debtor still fails to repay the loan after the people's court has made a judgment, he may apply to the court for enforcement, and the court may take compulsory measures to enforce it in accordance with the law, and may even refuse to enforce the judgment and ruling of the court to punish him.

<>Dear dear, hello, I am very happy to answer for you, the legal basis is Article 675 of the Civil Code, and the borrower shall return the loan within the agreed time limit. Where there is no agreement on the term of the loan or the agreement is not clear, and it is still uncertain in accordance with the provisions of Article 510 of this Law, the borrower may return it at any time; The lender may demand the borrower to return it within a reasonable period of time. Kuanchun <>

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It is not an offence to borrow money, but it is not a crime. If the borrower fails to repay the loan, it will generally be handled as a civil dispute and will not involve a criminal offense.

<> someone else took the initiative to borrow money from me, wouldn't I break the law?

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Borrowing money is not illegal, but it is not a crime. If the borrower fails to repay the loan, it will generally be handled as a civil dispute and will not involve a criminal offense.

It's my friend who took the initiative to lend me 3,000 yuan, but I don't want to pay it back, and it's true that the funds are tight after the New Year, and the other party keeps urging me to speak.

So I wanted to ask how to solve it, but I didn't say no, but people kept urging me, and I didn't have the money to give.

Dear, you can first explain your situation to your friend and let him give you grace for a while.

Because he speaks very hard, I thought if I tore my face, I wouldn't give it.

Dear, after all, you borrowed your friend's money, and you didn't repay it on time, you need to negotiate with your friend, let him give you a period of time, and you also need to find a way to repay it as soon as possible.

He took the initiative to give it, and I didn't take the initiative to borrow it.

But the premise is that the other party has no conditions to give you, dear, if it is given voluntarily, you don't have to pay it back, but can you prove that he gave you this money.

At first, he asked me if I needed money, and I said that I needed it, but I didn't need it at the moment, and people offered to give it to me. I didn't say no. But now he's been urging.

It's hard to listen to words, and you curse when you say it, so if you really tear your face, you can't give it, and if you already tear it up, you have no emotion to talk about.

Dear, if you really tear your face, you can rely on it and not give it, but he also has the right to sue you to ask you for a loan, if someone sues me, how should I solve it.

Dear, you can only try to prove that the money was given to you by him.