The way to deal with criminal incidental civil non-compensation is:
1. If the plaintiff has the ability to compensate and conceal the property, he may apply to the court to investigate the defendant's property. After discovering the property, you may request the court to enforce the defendant's property.
2. If it is really unable to repay, you can negotiate to pay off the compensation in installments.
3. If the defendant is unable to work and has difficulties in production, the court may end the compensation case.
What is the scope of compensation for incidental civil disputes?
Personal injury compensation
1. medical expenses: according to the actual expenses, it is limited to the medical treatment of physical injuries, excluding the expenses incurred by plastic surgery and rehabilitation treatment.
2. Lost time: limited to the actual deduction of the victim's work unit, and not higher than three times the local average living standard.
3. Nursing expenses: refers to the expenses actually paid by nursing staff according to medical needs. Not higher than the actual income of hospital nurses.
In contemporary society, because the criminal offence has caused the other party to suffer certain economic losses, incidental civil compensation can be filed in the course of criminal proceedings, but the final judgment can only be made after being reviewed by the people's court. If the other party fails to perform the obligation of compensation, it may apply to the people's court for compulsory execution.
I hope the above content can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.
Legal basis: Article 239 of the Civil Procedure Law.
The application period is two years. Where an application is made for suspension or interruption of the limitation of execution, the relevant provisions of the law on suspension or interruption of the limitation of action shall apply. The period specified in the preceding paragraph shall be counted from the last day of the performance period determined by legal documents; If the legal document stipulates that the performance shall be performed by stages, it shall be counted from the last day of each performance period; If the legal document does not stipulate the time limit for performance, it shall be counted from the date when the legal document takes effect.