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What does it mean to limit high consumption?

Restricting high consumption means restricting the high consumption of relevant personnel and related consumption that is not necessary for daily life or business.

Restrictions on high consumption refer to the use of laws or relevant regulations to restrict people's consumption beyond their own normal consumption, almost extravagant waste, and consumption that is close to high-end consumption. During the period of restricting high consumption, if the person subject to execution provides a valid guarantee or with the consent of the person applying for execution, the people's court may lift the order restricting high consumption, and the person subject to execution shall fulfill the obligations specified in the effective legal document.

Restrictions on high consumption are generally decided by the court upon application, but the court can also make the decision ex officio when necessary. If it is decided to take consumption restriction measures against the person subject to execution, a consumption restriction order should be issued to him. Usually the president of the People's Court issues a consumption restriction order, which should specify the period, items, legal consequences, etc. of the consumption restriction. When an announcement is made on a consumption restriction order, the announcement expenses incurred shall be borne by the person subject to execution.

The impact of height restrictions

1. When taking transportation, choose second-class or above cabins on airplanes, trains, and ships.

2. High-end consumption in hotels, hotels, nightclubs, golf courses and other places with stars or above.

3. Purchase real estate or build, expand or high-end decorated houses.

4. Leasing high-end office buildings, hotels, apartments and other places to work.

5. Purchase vehicles that are not necessary for business operations.

6. Travel and vacation.

7. Children attend high-fee private schools.

8. Pay high premiums to purchase insurance financial products.

9. Take all seats on G-EMU trains, first-class or higher seats on other EMU trains, and other consumption behaviors that are not necessary for life and work.