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Ying County Court in Xinjiang issued a height limit announcement and released a photo of her ID card as a 31-year-old woman owed 1,700 yuan, leading netizens to question whether there was a balance between handling small-amount cases and privacy risks.
recently,Xinjiang Yining County People’s Court announced the latest list of banned high-spenders and publicly sought asset clues. Among them, a 31-year-old woman was subject to “height restrictions” because the total amount of the execution target was only 1,700 yuan (about 255 US dollars), and her personal ID photo was also made public. After the news came out, its widespread discussion started rapidly on the internet. One of the netizens, Wai Lu, said that this ID photo was very strange. Why could the court pass the case?
According to widespread media reports, in response to doubts about “why small balances are also subject to the high limit”, lawyer Deng Gang, senior partner of Guangdong Legal Shengbang Law Firm, said that according to “Some Rules of the Supreme People’s Court on Restricting High Consumption and Related Consumption of Persons Subject to Execution”, there is no minimum amount limit to restrict high consumption. The court has the power to impose height-limiting measures unless the person subject to execution fails to meet his payment obligations on time. Lawyer Deng pointed out that the amount of 1,700 yuan is not high, and the parties generally have the ability to repay. If they clearly have the capacity but deliberately lose touch and refuse to pay, the court’s ban on high consumption according to the law is completely in line with legal regulations.
However, netizens still expressed confusion and used the opportunity to express their plight of having no way to recover the loan. Some people left messages saying, “We owe 370,000 yuan, and the court keeps saying no one can be contacted.” “We owe more than 200 people and more than 100 million yuan, and no one cares.” The sharp contradiction between the quick announcement of higher limits on small amount cases and difficulty in recovery of larger amount loans has made many people feel helpless and experience double standards.
Moreover, this announcement also created another controversy on the internet. Some netizens believed that the ID photos used in the announcement were poorly presented and bluntly stated that “it looks disturbing and a little scary.” He even questioned whether releasing such photos was an extreme violation of individual privacy rights.
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Because she failed to meet her payment obligations on time, the Yining County People’s Court put her on the restricted high expenditure list in accordance with the law. Lawyers pointed out that there is no minimum monetary threshold for height restriction measures, so 1,700 yuan could also become the basis for enforcement.
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The lawyer said that unless the person on death row fails to make the payment within the deadline, the court can take measures to limit the height. Although 1,700 yuan is not high, if the person involved has the ability to repay the debt but loses contact or refuses to pay it back, it is not illegal to limit the high consumption according to the law.
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In addition to questioning the quick capping of small dues, netizens also criticized the ID photos in the announcement for being awkward and disturbing, and worried whether public photos would excessively violate personal privacy. Related discussions quickly spread across the Internet.
