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Anonymous users2024-01-23First, you need to pay attention to whether your statute of limitations has expired, according to the current general rule of civil law, 3 years, according to the previous two years. If you do, there's a good chance it's useless to sue. Second, how long do you borrow, do you write when you will repay, and so on.
Third, if conditions permit, what are you prepared to take? Do you continue to ask for it yourself, or go to court to sue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Call him and tell him to come out and negotiate, or go to court and sue him.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It can be sued directly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Take the IOU to the court and sue.
Whether you have fallen into an evil spirit, or go to the toilet to a place where you shouldn't be.
Yes, now in these years, if people want to open it, it is useless to prevent any security door.
You can move in about 20 days, because you have been decorating for 3 years, formaldehyde is basically very little, as for the new furniture you buy, how much formaldehyde is contained, 20 days of time to open the window for ventilation, buy some plants: pothos, drug weed, etc., but also put potted water in the house, formaldehyde is water-soluble, so, after 20 days, there is basically no problem!!
The electronic rectifier inside is more likely to be damaged, and you can also find a knowledgeable master to test whether the LED lamp beads are individually damaged with a power supply that causes the entire lamp not to light up (when it is damaged in series, it will be broken).
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