The parties to the collection are the creditor and the debtor.
If the debtor is unable or unwilling to repay the debt, the collector will exert pressure on him through some civil means to urge him to fulfill his debt.
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As early as the Tang dynasty, there were laws in our country that bound people who could not pay their debts.
The Law of the Tang Dynasty, Volume 26, Miscellaneous Laws stipulates: "Those who default more than one yuan in debt, those who default for 20 days or 20 days, are first-class, and those who default for 60 to 30 yuan are second-class. It is best to add a third class and make compensation for each order. "
"Jia" means "horse". This law stipulates that if the debt reaches the value of 1 piece of cloth and is not paid back within 20 days, it will be punished by 20 lashes, and it will be added every 20 days until it is upgraded from 20 lashes to 60 lashes.
If the debt reaches 30 horses, the second class will be added on the basis of 60 strokes, and if it reaches 100 horses, the third class punishment will be added, that is, 90 strokes.
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