Chapter 634: Chapter 200: Protecting One’s Property Is Also Called Legitimate Defense!_4 Chapter 634: Chapter 200: Protecting One’s Property Is Also Called Legitimate Defense!_4 The staff member at the high court took the appeal and glanced at it, immediately becoming serious.
It wasn’t that the content was particularly remarkable, but rather the name Tang Fangjing caught their attention. Follow current ɴᴏᴠᴇʟs on novel(ꜰ)ire.net
When this person had last come to the high court to appeal, the commotion was not small, ultimately involving an entire county’s court system.
It hadn’t been long, and here they were again!
After carefully reading through the document, the staff member said, “Lawyer Tang, so what you’re saying is, you would like to apply for a retrial of this case, right?”
“Yes, I’ve written it in there as well.
The original judgment was factually incorrect.
There were so many people present, including village officials, hired hands, and even excavators and bulldozers continuously pushing over trees, and yet the original judgment completely ignored these facts.”
Old Tang’s voice was neither humble nor overbearing; he had not come to the high court to argue.
The staff member looked over the document again and then said, “Lawyer Tang, I’ll accept your appeal for now, but this case is different from the last one.
It is not very certain whether a retrial will be initiated.”
The last time, obstructing public affairs was straightforwardly mistaken for illegal action with no controversy, but this time was surely different.
Old Tang nodded, took the corresponding receipt, and promptly returned to the law firm.
Shortly after, in the afternoon, Old Tang left with Chang Wei and headed to the Execution Bureau at Changyi District Court.
“Chang Wei, I know you’re interested in criminal matters, but the point is, you’re not yet at the stage to pick your own cases.
So, no matter what case you’re assigned, you need to handle it diligently.”
Old Tang directed as they walked inside.
Chang Wei nodded somberly.
She really wanted to say that it wasn’t that she didn’t care, but that she hadn’t found a viable approach, and the key was the enforcement judge.
Nine times out of ten you couldn’t meet them, and you couldn’t even get them on the phone.
Even if she cared, there was nothing she could do.
But clearly, these were not words she could express out loud.
The two entered the Execution Bureau and Old Tang once more took out his phone and made a call.
“Hello, is this Judge Shan?
Yes, this is Tang Fangjing.
I’m already at the Execution Bureau.
Which office are you in?”
Oh, what time will you be back in the afternoon?
That’s fine, no worries.
I’ll just wait for you here then, seeing as I’m not busy otherwise.”
After hanging up, Chang Wei piped up, “Director Tang, see?
That’s the situation I encountered before.
If the phone doesn’t work and you happen to arrange a time, then they claim to be busy and you can’t even meet them, let alone understand the stage of the execution.”
“So, what do you suggest we do?”
But you don’t have to.
You can go back first,” Old Tang said casually.
“But Director Tang, waiting here isn’t going to get you an audience with the enforcement judge.
Clearly, they don’t want to meet with us.
I’ve tried coming here many times before,” Chang Wei said, furrowing her brow.
Old Tang laughed and said, “It’s normal for them not to want to see us.
This case involves a lot, and it’s not a simple matter of a deposit case.”
Being involved with a real estate company like Ya Shi, a grassroots court would naturally have some difficulty handling it.
Difficulty in enforcement was to be expected, but Old Tang was indifferent.
Just as he’d said, he had time to spare.
“You do your thing, and I’ll be here waiting every day, from before work hours in the morning until the last light in the Execution Bureau is turned off in the evening.
I refuse to believe I won’t see anyone.”
Once he saw someone, then he could properly argue the case.
Chang Wei, who heard Old Tang’s plan, was dumbfounded.
She had thought Tang Fangjing might have some clever strategy, but it was actually this simple-minded approach?
It seemed a bit too persistent.
In reality, it was the only option.
If someone refused to meet, there was nothing else to do but wait .
Just wait it out day by day.
If after a week there was still no meeting, then it would be time to make a formal complaint to the disciplinary department for dereliction of duty!
If I’m here every day and still can’t see you, then I don’t believe you’re that busy that you can’t return to the bureau.
What are you so busy with?
Should an investigation be conducted?
In plain terms, it was a stubborn fight with the enforcement judge.
So the question arises, why don’t lawyers in real life do this?
Obviously, because they aren’t crazy.
The execution fee is just a small sum, so why make such a fuss and offend the judge?
Isn’t it better for everyone to cooperate?
Meanwhile, Judge Shan, who was conducting an investigation, hung up the phone and said to his assistant with helplessness, “Alright, Tang Fangjing himself has called wanting to meet me.
Look at the trouble this has caused.”
“Let’s wait a bit longer to see that Tang Fangjing.
That guy is like a mad dog…”
On the other side, Old Tang had arrived at the entrance of the Execution Bureau and sat down in a shady spot.
The security guard, puzzled, asked, “Young man, what are you doing…?”
I’m a lawyer waiting to meet Judge Shan.
He’s busy with work.”
“But you might not be able to meet him this way…”
“No problem, I have time.
I’ll just wait patiently.
The security guard didn’t quite understand what he meant at first, but he soon would.
When evening came and it was time to lock up, the security guard saw that Tang Fangjing was still there, waiting, and spoke up, “Young man, we are about to close.
There’s nobody left inside.”
Old Tang stood up saying, “No one left?
Alright then, I guess I’ll head back now.”
Watching Tang Fangjing walk away, the security guard shook his head in bewilderment.
Time quickly advanced to the next morning.
The security guard got up early to open the doors, only to see a pale-faced young man standing at the entrance.