1. overdue credit card prosecution may lead to the seizure of the property.

2. The situation that the property was seized due to overdue credit card prosecution can be explained from the following aspects:

2.1 Legal procedures: banks can sue credit card holders through legal channels, which will have a legal effect and implement the court's ruling. According to the law, if the cardholder fails to repay the loan within the time limit, the court may take measures to seal up the cardholder's property, including the real estate.

2.2 house as property: as a tangible property, overdue debts may cause banks to seal up through legal procedures to protect their interests. Banks can apply to the court for execution, demanding that the property of overdue credit card holders be sealed up, including houses.

2.3 down payment loan: if the overdue credit card holder has a house purchase loan at the same time and fails to repay it within the time limit, the bank may enforce it by sealing up the property after prosecution to make up for the credit card and loan arrears.

3. Summary:

Late credit card prosecution may lead to the seizure of the property. According to the laws of China, banks can apply to seal up the property of overdue credit card holders, including real estate, through prosecution and law enforcement procedures.

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Extended information:

Credit card overdue is a breach of contract in China, and the law allows banks to take appropriate legal procedures to protect their rights and interests. Overdue repayment will not only lead to damage to credit records, but also lead to legal disputes and property enforcement. Therefore, it is suggested that credit card holders should repay on time when using credit cards to avoid legal risks caused by overdue.

It should be noted that the specific execution procedures and results may be different due to the specific circumstances of the case, regional differences and court judgments. It is suggested that overdue credit card holders consult professional lawyers for accurate legal advice and protection measures.

the best way is to keep good repayment habits and avoid overdue credit cards, so as to avoid legal risks such as property seizure.