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What are the effects and consequences of Lao Lai?
The first is publicity. As long as you are blacklisted by the court, your ID number, name, avatar, place of origin and other information will be made public through various new websites, apps and so on. Secondly, property will be enforced, including personal assets such as houses, deposits, stocks, bonds, vehicles and land. In the past, for humanitarian reasons, the last house under Lao Lai's name was usually left for him to live in, but on 20 18, China has allowed the court to auction the last house under Lao Lai's name. Of course, if this debt is not a joint debt of husband and wife, then after the house is auctioned, half of the house price will be left to the husband and wife. Personal property here also includes property in online wallets such as Alipay and WeChat Pay. After being judged to be untrustworthy, these accounts will also be frozen, and even pensions will be frozen and deducted for debt repayment. There are many ways to punish people who are judged to be dishonest, such as restricting all kinds of high consumption, choosing only second-class jobs or above when undertaking transportation work, not spending high in hotels, hotels, nightclubs, golf courses and other places above the star level, not buying houses or building, expanding or decorating high-grade houses, and not buying non-operating vehicles and insurance wealth management products. The most severe punishment for Lao Lai is that children will also be implicated and judged as Lao Lai, so they will not be allowed to attend private schools. At present, courts in many areas have jointly punished with the Education Bureau, suggesting that schools investigate parents' dishonesty when enrolling students. If it is found not credible, it will not be accepted. There are also children who are admitted to civil servants or political and legal colleges in some military academies, and they will not accept the children of untrustworthy people. Article 3 of "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Restricting the High Consumption of Executed Persons" stipulates that the following high consumption and consumption behaviors that are not necessary for life and work are not allowed: (1) When taking the means of transportation, choose the second-class or above cabins of airplanes, trains and ships; (two) high consumption in hotels, hotels, nightclubs, golf courses and other places above the star level; (three) the purchase of real estate or new construction, expansion, high-grade decoration of housing; (four) leasing high-grade office buildings, hotels, apartments and other places to work; (5) Purchasing non-essential vehicles; (6) tourism and vacation; (seven) children attending private schools with high fees; (8) Paying high premiums to purchase insurance wealth management products; (9) Non-essential consumption behaviors such as taking all seats of G-prefix EMU trains and first-class and above seats of other EMU trains. If the person subjected to execution is a unit, the person subjected to execution, its legal representative, principal responsible person, person directly responsible for debt performance and actual controller shall not carry out the acts specified in the preceding paragraph after taking measures to restrict consumption. Anyone who uses personal property for private consumption to commit the acts mentioned in the preceding paragraph may apply to the enforcement court for enforcement. If the examination by the enforcement court is true, it shall be allowed. The Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Refusing to Execute Judgments and Rulings in Criminal Cases Article 1 If the person subjected to execution, the obligor for assisting in execution, the guarantor and other persons with execution obligations refuse to execute the judgments and rulings of the people's courts, and the circumstances are serious, they shall be punished for refusing to execute the judgments and rulings in accordance with the provisions of Article 313 of the Criminal Law. Article 2 If a person who has the obligation to execute commits one of the following acts, it shall be deemed as "other circumstances in which he has the ability to execute and refuses to execute, and the circumstances are serious" as stipulated in Article 313 of the Interpretation of Criminal Law of the NPC Standing Committee: (1) Refusing to execute after taking compulsory measures such as refusing to report or falsely reporting property, which violates the people's court's order to restrict high consumption and related consumption; (2) Forging or destroying important evidence about the performance ability of the person subjected to execution, preventing others from testifying or instigating, buying or coercing others to commit perjury by means of violence, threat or bribery, and preventing the people's court from finding out the property of the person subjected to execution, so that the judgment or ruling cannot be executed; (3) refusing to deliver the property and tickets determined by legal documents, or refusing to move out of the house or land, which makes the judgment or ruling unenforceable; (four) collusion with others, through false litigation, false arbitration, false reconciliation and other means to hinder the execution, resulting in the judgment or ruling can not be executed; (5) Obstructing the execution personnel from entering the execution site by violence or threat, or gathering people to make trouble or impact the execution site, so that the execution work cannot be carried out; (6) Insulting, besieging, detaining or beating the enforcement personnel, which makes execution impossible; (7) Damaging or robbing the data of execution cases, execution vehicles and other execution equipment, clothes of execution personnel, and official certificates, which makes execution impossible; (8) Refusing to execute the judgment or ruling of the court, thus causing heavy losses to the creditors.