The court forced the deduction, but I have paid off all the debts of my credit card. What should I do with the deducted money? Can I return it?
Hello, according to what you said, the general situation is that you should be sued by the bank for overdue repayment. After the judgment came into effect, you applied for execution. The executive board allocated the deposit in your account, and before the allocation, you directly paid back the money owed to the bank. The processing method is as follows: 1. You need to find the executor (bank) of the application and ask the bank to issue an application for closing the case, including when you have paid all the money in this case directly to the bank and fulfilled your obligations in this case. The bank applied to the court for closing the case and explained the situation clearly. The application court will allocate your bank deposit to you separately. Second, if during the execution, the court has included you in the list of people who have been executed for dishonesty or restricted high consumption, and has taken other compulsory measures against you (sealing up other property or freezing other accounts), it should also be indicated in the bank's application for closing the case, and it should also be indicated that the person who applied to help you block this single case will not have an online criminal record. Third, after that, the court will serve you a notice of closing the execution case and keep it safe. These are my detailed answers and tips to your question. I am a practicing lawyer with rich experience in handling cases. If the above answer is helpful to you, please adopt it as the best answer and support it with praise and attention. If you have any other questions later, you can pay attention and trust me directly.