Question 2: Who should sign the letter of understanding and should the director sign it? Since it is a letter of understanding, the subject of understanding is definitely needed, and of course the signature of the injured party is needed.
Question 3: Both parties to the letter of understanding can sign the payment at home, and there is no need for the court to make a legal document called the letter of understanding. The court recognized the mediation agreement reached by both parties and the mediation record reached by both parties under the auspices of the court. Civil cases shall be mediated by the court, and if a settlement agreement is reached through mediation and can be fulfilled immediately, the court shall make a mediation record, which will take effect after being signed by both parties, and no mediation book shall be made; Although the two sides reached a settlement agreement, it could not be fulfilled immediately in court. The court will make a conciliation statement and serve it on both parties. The conciliation statement has legal effect after being signed by both parties. By letter of understanding, you may mean a mediation agreement. According to the law, the parties in civil litigation may entrust 1-2 relatives or other citizens as agents ad litem. Although he is in a foreign country, he can entrust his close relatives to represent him in litigation and mediation, and reach a mediation agreement with the other party. You can go to the court where you are now to ask for the power of attorney, fill in the entrusted matters and the name of the trustee according to the above requirements, sign your name, attach a copy of your ID card and mail it to your relatives. Your relatives will be handed over to the judge, who can represent you in litigation and mediation activities. Don't forget to write down the authorization matters such as litigation, settlement and legal document collection under the authorization authority.
Question 4: How many people are involved in the letter of understanding? Can they sign together? It is naturally best to sign them all, and the court will pay attention to them.
Question 5: Does the criminal understanding have to be signed by both parties to be valid? Is it a criminal settlement?
The signatures of both parties and the judge are required, but the court seal is not affixed.
Question 6: Is the letter of understanding valid if it is signed by family members? Since it is a letter of understanding, the subject of understanding is definitely needed, and of course the signature of the injured party is needed.
Question 7: Do all children need to sign a letter of understanding? correct
Question 8: Does the letter of understanding have to be signed by all the heirs in the first order to take effect? What is a letter of understanding? If the letter of understanding you are talking about refers to the inheritance division agreement, of course, all the first-order heirs must sign it, unless some first-order heirs give up inheritance.
Question 9: If there are multiple victims, do you need to sign all the letters of understanding? You must write them all down.
Question 10: can the letter of understanding be written on a piece of paper for many people to sign? A letter of understanding can write five pardoned suspects at the same time. In addition, under the circumstances stipulated in Article 277 of the Criminal Procedure Law, if the criminal suspect and the defendant sincerely repent and obtain the victim's understanding by means of compensation for the victim's losses or apology, and the victim voluntarily reconciles, the two parties can reconcile.
Relevant laws and regulations: People's Republic of China (PRC) Criminal Procedure Law.
Article 277 In the following cases of public prosecution, the criminal suspect or defendant sincerely repents by means of compensation for losses or apology, and obtains the understanding of the victim. , and the victim voluntarily reconciled, both parties can reconcile:
(a) due to a civil dispute, suspected of criminal cases stipulated in Chapters IV and V of the Specific Provisions of the Criminal Law, and may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years;
(two) criminal cases of negligence other than dereliction of duty that may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than seven years.
If a criminal suspect or defendant intentionally commits a crime within five years, the procedures specified in this chapter shall not apply.