Can a loved one take a family member to court if he sells his game?

You can sue, but that's your loved one.

Of course, you can, but for the sake of him being his own relative, he can also solve it in private, give him a little face, and save others from gossiping.

Article 225:Where state provisions are violated by committing any of the following illegal business activities, disrupting market order, and the circumstances are serious, a sentence of up to five years imprisonment or short-term detention is to be given, and/or a fine of between 1 and 5 times the amount of unlawful gains is to be given; where the circumstances are especially serious, a sentence of five or more years imprisonment is to be given, and a concurrent fine of between 1 and 5 times the amount of unlawful gains or confiscation of property is to be given: (1) Engaging in the operation of monopoly or monopoly items or other restricted items as provided for by laws or administrative regulations without permission; (2) Buying and selling import and export licenses, import and export certificates of origin, and other business licenses or approval documents provided for by laws and administrative regulations; (3) Illegally operating securities, securities business, or insurance business without the approval of the relevant competent state departments, or illegally engaging in fund payment and settlement business; (4) Other illegal business activities that seriously disrupt market order. Among them, (4) includes the unauthorized establishment of Internet access service business premises (i.e., Internet cafes) or the unauthorized engagement of Internet access service business activities.

In addition, Article 79 of the Notice of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security on Printing and Distributing the Provisions of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security on the Standards for Filing and Prosecution of Criminal Cases under the Jurisdiction of Public Security Organs (II)[1] implemented on May 7, 2010 stipulates: 1Where the amount of illegal business operations by individuals is 50,000 yuan or more, and the amount of illegal business operations by units is 150,000 yuan or more; If you end up committing the crime of illegal business operation, the judicial authorities will recover the stolen goods, and how much you can get back depends on the circumstances of the recovery.

If you sell it for profit or for the purpose of control, how much will you lose financially after the sale? If the loss is not much, it is estimated that at most it will be a civil settlement, and there is no point in complaining.

Let's negotiate this first. If the negotiation fails, the law can be pursued.

Summary. If the game is recovered, it is possible to report the crime, and it is also useful to call the police. On October 8, 2019, the Jiangsu Provincial Procuratorate disclosed a case in which a man surnamed Zuo in Rudong County, Nantong City, was sentenced to 6 months in prison and fined by the court for maliciously retrieving the game.

In 2018, Song bought a game from Zuo, and in November of the same year, Song suddenly received a text message from the game's customer service, saying that his password, mobile phone number and other login information had been modified. Song immediately thought that this was done by Zuo, so he contacted him, but who expected that the other party had already blocked him. In desperation, Song had no choice but to call the police.

Soon, Zuo was arrested and brought to justice. The Rudong County People's Procuratorate prosecuted Zuo for theft, and the Rudong County People's Court sentenced him to 6 months in prison and a fine in accordance with the law.

Can I take the game to court if it is recovered?

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If the game is recovered, it is possible to report the crime, and it is also useful to call the police. On October 8, 2019, the Jiangsu Provincial Procuratorate disclosed a case in which a man surnamed Zuo in Rudong County, Nantong City, was sentenced to 6 months in prison and fined Jin Fengrang by the court for maliciously retrieving the game. In 2018, Song bought a game from Zuo, and in November of the same year, Song suddenly received a text message from the game's customer service, saying that his password, mobile phone number and other login information had been modified.

Song immediately thought that this was done by Zuo, so he contacted him, but who expected that the other party had already blocked him. In desperation, Song had no choice but to call the police. Soon, Zuoshan Sun was arrested.

The Rudong County People's Procuratorate prosecuted Zuo for theft, and the Rudong County People's Court sentenced him to 6 months in prison and a fine.

The police said they needed to go to court to prosecute.

Yes, yes, it needs to be prosecuted.

Actually, it's a bit uneconomical.

Why? It costs a little bit of money, right?

Although the amount of money I bought is relatively small, it is very annoying to be maliciously recovered.

The cost of suing the socks in court is still relatively high, and this situation is more common now, and it really makes people angry, and they also grasp the psychology that few people are sued.

Then I have the other party's mobile phone number and ID number, can I find the other party in the lawsuit? And if I sue, can I ask him to pay the prosecution fee?

Blogger, please help with the confusion, thank you.

Wait a minute.

The prosecution fee must be paid by yourself.

There's no way he's going to give you money and make you do something bad for him.

How much it will cost, I don't want to get used to that person.

Summary. If the other party ** your game without your authorization, then this is an infringement of your personal property rights and is illegal. In this case, you can report the case to ** or pursue the other party's responsibility through legal channels.

According to the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China and the Tort Liability Law of the People's Republic of China and other laws and regulations, you can ask the other party to stop the infringement and compensate you for economic losses and mental losses. It is recommended that you contact ** or a lawyer in time to take legal measures to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

Excuse me, but please go into more detail?

If the other party ** your game without your authorization, then this is an act of infringing on your personal property rights and is illegal. In this case, you can report the case to ** or pursue the other party's responsibility through legal channels. According to the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China and the Tort Liability Law of the People's Republic of China and other laws and regulations, you can ask the other party to stop the infringement and compensate you for economic losses and mental losses.

The construction bureau will never advise you to contact ** or a lawyer in time to take legal measures to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

Summary. Hello, not legally. Games are usually unique and cannot be ** or transferred. Any form of buying and selling is contrary to the relevant regulations of the game service provider, and may be subject to corresponding penalties.

Hello, not legally. The game is usually unique to Tongming and cannot be ** or transferred. Any form of buying and selling is contrary to the relevant regulations of the game service provider, and may be punished accordingly.

I'm still a little confused, can you be more detailed?

According to Article 204 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, "without the consent of others, it is illegal to arbitrarily dispose of the property of others, even if they obtain benefits." Therefore, it is illegal for you to purchase someone else's game account without mutual consent.

Summary. Dear, you sell the game to someone else, and someone else sells it to another person, of course, the person who verifies the game with real name is responsible.

I sell the game to someone else, and someone else sells it to another person, who is responsible?

Dear, you sell the game to someone else, and someone else sells it to another person, of course, the person who verifies the game with real name is responsible.

I sold it to someone else, and someone else sold it to another, and another person sold it to someone else, and finally I was blocked, and the password was changed, what should I do?

Dear, I sold it to others, and others sold it to another, and another person sold it to others, and finally it was sealed and the password was changed. In this case, you can pay attention to Tencent customer service***, and then appeal to recover the password.

If it is said that it was recovered by the first term, then what should I do?

Dear, you can appeal back, fill in the information and invite friends to assist you in appealing back, and you can change the password and information after the review [than the heart] [than the heart].

Summary. Hello, I am glad to answer for you: what can be sued, network virtual property is an intangible property, a new type of digital property that can measure its value with existing measurement standards.

Q coins, game equipment, game levels, game characters, etc., which are used daily, are all online virtual assets. Article 127 of the Civil Code provides: "Where the law has provisions on the protection of data and network virtual property, follow those provisions."

According to the provisions of the Civil Code, the property rights of civil subjects are equally protected by the law, and the law also provides protection when the data and network virtual property owned by civil subjects are illegally infringed.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

Hello, I am glad to answer for you: what can be sued, network virtual property is an intangible property, a new type of digital property that can measure its value with existing measurement standards. Q coins, game equipment, game levels, game characters, etc., which are used daily, are all online virtual assets.

Article 127 of the Civil Code provides: "Where the law has provisions on the protection of data and network virtual property, follow those provisions." According to the provisions of the Civil Code, the property rights of civil subjects are equally protected by the law, and the law also provides protection when the data and network virtual property owned by civil subjects are illegally infringed.