Legal analysis: Failure to go after receiving a genuine summons will have two consequences:

A subpoena refers to a coercive measure used by the people's court to force the defendant to appear in court under legal circumstances. It is for defendants who must appear in court. For example, in cases of support, care, and support, the original defendant has a certain degree of kinship, which is suitable for mediation. If the defendant does not appear in court, it will not be conducive to mediation and reasonable settlement of the case. Procedurally, the defendant must be summoned twice by summons, that is to say, the court must issue two summonses before taking the summons. Justifiable reasons refer to force majeure causes or facts that make it difficult for the defendant to foresee and overcome the difficulties on his own. Only in the absence of these justifiable reasons can the defendant be summoned. The investigation and questioning of a person under arrest shall not exceed twenty-four hours, and the personal freedom of the person under arrest shall not be restricted after the investigation and questioning. When summons measures are taken outside this jurisdiction, the person to be summonsed shall be brought to the local court, and the local court shall provide assistance. According to legal provisions, summons can only be applied to defendants who must appear in court. The second is a default judgment. This is a judgment made without you making any defense, and the result is predictable. There is no non-receipt of a summons. Even if the person being summoned cannot be found, the court can announce the service and it will be deemed received after a certain period of time.

Legal basis: "Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 109 The people's court refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons for a defendant who must appear in court after being summoned twice Yes, you can be summoned. Article 143 If the plaintiff refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned, or if he leaves the court midway without the permission of the court, the case may be dismissed; if the defendant counterclaims, a judgment may be made in default.