Top court vows more pressure on defaulters

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China's top court pledged on Tuesday that it will continue to pressure people who fail to comply with judgments against them and will offer suggestions for laws further squeezing defaulters.

Usually the judgments involve payment of money, but other kinds of defaults will also get greater court scrutiny, such as failing to fulfill the terms of a contract, or, in criminal cases, to apologize to the victims.