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Chapter 129: Chapter 85: Is "lax regulation" enough?_2

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"Hello, Lawyer Tang, it's Yao Yuehua, the branch NovelFireanager of the Chaoxi Road branch. Here's the thing, we do have a problem with lax supervision on our end, so as for the property owner you brought in last time, we can arrange an extension for her."

"There's no need to expose this online, right."

On the other end of the phone, Old Tang spoke up, "Just admitting lax supervision and then arranging a loan extension is enough?"

Tang hadn't expected the bank to try to cover this up, but as it happened, he had no intention of exposing the matter online. Online exposure was a last resort, to be used when there was no legal recourse. If legal avenues were open, why should he resort to public opinion?

But this bank manager was being too optimistic. "Lax supervision" sounded like a throwaway phrase. She didn't mention a word about the unfinished construction, did she!

"Lawyer Tang, regarding the issue of irregular loans, both our head office and the Financial Regulatory Bureau will have their opinions and measures for dealing with it. Rest assured..."

Irked by this, Old Tang suddenly exploded, snapping over the phone, "So if your head office takes care of you and the Financial Regulatory Bureau deals with you, that's it, problem solved?"

"I want to know, has the damn problem been solved? Is the unfinished construction dealt with? Isn't it your irregular loans that caused this situation?"

One by one, they say "lax supervision" and think that it's a done deal. Then they get disciplined from above and it's as if the matter is concluded.

We all get disciplined, so what more do you want, but damn it, the problem isn't solved! The construction is still unfinished!

That was precisely what enraged Old Tang most. What he wanted was a solution to the problem. He didn't care about the penalties; just fix the unfinished construction, and you can handle your penalties however you like.

Pedestrians nearby glanced sideways at the fuming Old Tang, wondering what he was shouting about.

On the other end of the phone, Yao Yuehua was dumbfounded by the scolding.

Why are you so agitated? You act as if you've been terribly wronged, when all you're getting is a lawyer's fee. Is it really worth this much fuss?

Once recovered, Yao Yuehua still patiently said, "Lawyer Tang, please, don't get excited. Getting worked up won't solve the unfinished construction, right? Besides, the bank has no connection to the unfinished construction."

"You say we have lax supervision, but that's not the direct cause of the property being incomplete. As a lawyer, you should understand that there is no causality here."

Old Tang hung up the phone and promptly blacklisted the two account numbers. There was nothing more to say; there would be plenty of time to talk in court.

What he was about to do was probably the first of its kind nationwide. With unfinished construction, the bank absolutely bears responsibility, as does the housing authority, and then there's the developer.

There's a clear debtor for every injustice. The three parties responsible for the unfinished construction needed to clarify their responsibilities and complete the building.

Those with money should pay up, those with strength should contribute!

Meanwhile, at the office of Tengda Cultural Company Limited, Li Shuwei stared at the general manager Wang before him with a grim face, "Are you sure? Tang Fangjing has already gotten hold of Jin Ma's account details?"

General Manager Wang nodded, equally grim-faced, especially since what had been obtained was not just the details of the supervised account, but of another account as well!

This account was crucial for the company. Despite their efforts over the years, a diligent investigation would reveal the flow of corporate funds.

"Boss Li, so what do we do..." General Manager Wang made a vicious gesture.

They might have cleaned up their act now, but in the past, they were up for anything.

Li Shuwei waved his hand, "Don't act rashly. We're not at that stage yet. Besides, things are being cracked down on so hard right now, no one would get away with it if we truly made a move."

General Manager Wang nodded and then said, "So what do we do now, just let him mess around like this?"

"Go and talk to that Tang Fangjing, ask him what he really wants."

Three days later, Tang Fangjing received a call from Old Fang. The economic investigation department had started a case!

This was excellent; filing a case also represented a stand!

However, by the afternoon, as soon as Old Tang arrived at Tengda, he heard someone calling his name at the door.

Turning around, he was surprised to see General Manager Wang with several people in tow, none of whom looked friendly.

"General Manager Wang? Such a big boss as yourself actually coming over to my place?" Old Tang said, somewhat taken aback.

While talking, he was already prepared for a fight. He had investigated the other party just as they had him. This General Manager Wang, by the name of Wang Yanlong, was no good guy in the past.

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Indeed, one could say he had a pile of legal issues.

As for how to check, we all know you can't normally find others' criminal records, but you could find out their criminal information, at least the publicly available ones.

The answers were on the Judgments Online website. According to "The Supreme People's Court Regulations on People's Courts Publishing Judgments Online," many judgment documents were available online.

Using advanced search, one could find out about criminal judgments.

Of course, this method of searching isn't accurate, since only a fraction of judgment documents go online. Even with advanced search, there are many people with the same name locally.

But with the numerous criminal judgments against this Wang Yanlong, and by combining the information from the judgments, it was clear that the Wang Yanlong in the documents was him.

He was convicted of intentional injury causing serious physical harm and received an eight-year sentence. It's not clear how long he served, probably around five or six years.

There was also a rape charge, for which he was sentenced to an additional three years. Not to mention previous convictions for minor intentional injury, gang fighting, and causing trouble, his record was thoroughly tainted.