Recently, a real estate insurance auction incident in Inner Mongolia caused by arrears of property fees has attracted widespread attention in the society. It is reported that Du, the owner of the community, was sued by the property company for arrears of 1,206 yuan in property fees. However, after the judgment took effect, Du still went his own way and refused to perform his payment obligations. The property management company had no choice but to apply for compulsory enforcement.
However, at this time, Du "lost contact". After a thorough property investigation, the enforcement judge found that the person subject to enforcement, Du, had no other property in his name except for a set of real estate for enforcement. Considering that the subject matter of the case was only more than 1,000 yuan, the enforcement judge decided to give priority to good faith execution and temporarily disposed of the real estate under his name, hoping to resolve this contradiction through mediation.
As a result, the enforcement judge personally came to Du's home and patiently explained the situation to his wife, explaining the legal consequences of refusing to perform the obligations set forth in the judgment documents. When she learned that her husband would face serious consequences such as being included in the list of dishonesty, restricting high consumption, and even possibly being auctioned off due to continued arrears in property fees, Du's wife finally realized the seriousness of the problem.
With the assistance of Du's wife, the enforcement judge contacted Du, and Du finally realized his mistake and took the initiative to pay the execution fee to the property company through WeChat transfer. This incident not only reflects the authority of the law, but also shows the warmth and humanity of the executive judge in the process of law enforcement, so that the parties can feel the majesty and inviolability of the law at the same time, but also feel the temperature of judicial care.
In this regard, some netizens questioned that if a house can be auctioned, where will the owner live after the auction, and how will he live? Is it really ruthless enough, for more than 1,000 yuan, can he auction off other people's houses? If you want to auction it, it is also the household appliances in the auction house. However, some people think that if you owe money to others, you have to pay it back if you work, not to mention that you still have property.