Detailed description:
1. The assignment of creditor's rights means that the creditor transfers its creditor's rights to a third person, that is, the assignee. After the transfer of creditor's rights is completed, the creditor no longer owns the creditor's rights, and the assignee becomes a new creditor.
2. As a new creditor, the transferee enjoys the same rights and interests as the original creditor according to law, including the right to claim the creditor's rights from the original debtor and recover the arrears through legal means.
3. There may be many reasons why the transferee may choose to bring a lawsuit against the original debtor, such as the original debtor's failure to fulfill the repayment obligation on time, refusal to admit the existence of the debt or failure to pay the arrears.
Summary:
According to my understanding of the transfer of creditor's rights, once the transfer of creditor's rights is completed, the assignee will become a new creditor and enjoy the same rights and interests as the original creditor, including the right to recover debts. Therefore, the assignee is fully entitled to bring a lawsuit against the original debtor to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests.
Extended data:
In China's legal system, the transfer of creditor's rights is a common commercial behavior. According to the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), a creditor may assign his creditor's rights and rights to a third party.
In the process of creditor's rights transfer, the transferee and the original creditor may agree on the corresponding transfer methods and conditions, such as whether the transfer requires the consent of the original debtor, etc. Once the assignment of creditor's rights is completed, the assignee will completely replace the status of the original creditor and become a new creditor.
In addition, it should be noted that the transfer of creditor's rights does not affect the repayment obligation of the original debtor. Regardless of whether the creditor's rights are transferred or not, the debtor still needs to fulfill the repayment obligations agreed in the creditor's rights-debt relationship. It is legal and reasonable for the transferee to bring a lawsuit against the original debtor in order to recover the arrears or safeguard its own rights and interests.
Therefore, the assignee after the assignment of creditor's rights has the right to bring a lawsuit against the original debtor to protect his creditor's rights. According to the law of our country, the assignee can recover the arrears through legal channels and ask the original debtor to fulfill the repayment obligation to protect its legitimate rights and interests.