1. Civil Summonses: From February to April 2024, the number of civil summonses issued for debt decreased by 7.0% compared to the same period in 2023. This indicates fewer people were taken to court over debts during this period.
2. Civil Judgments: Despite the decrease in summonses, the number of civil judgments increased by 4.0%. More people were found guilty of owing money.
3. Judgment Values: The total value of these civil judgments went up by 7.3%, indicating larger amounts of money involved in these debts compared to the previous year.
4. Key Contributors to Summonses Changes: The biggest declines in summonses were for money lent and promissory notes, while other debts saw a slight increase.
5. Key Contributors to Judgments Changes: Services and rent significantly contributed to the increase in judgments. Money lent and promissory notes saw declines.
6. Types of Debts: Debts leading to summonses and judgments include goods sold on open account, installment sales, professional services, other services, rent, money lent, and promissory notes.
7.Economic Indicator: These statistics reflect the financial health and debt management trends in the country.
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