700万元执行款陷冻结危机，法院延缓执行让企业“活”下去

Core Viewpoint - The case highlights the challenges faced by a private enterprise in Beijing's Tongzhou District due to a significant cash flow shortage, leading to a court intervention that allowed the company to negotiate a resolution with creditors while maintaining its operational viability [1][2]. Group 1: Case Background - A private enterprise was involved in a legal case concerning the execution of 7 million yuan due to its inability to fulfill contractual obligations, resulting in a potential account freeze and restrictions on the legal representative's spending [1]. - The enterprise faced financial difficulties due to policy changes and delays in bank loans, which hindered project progress and timely delivery, prompting creditors to seek refunds [1]. Group 2: Court Intervention - The court's execution team identified that the enterprise, despite its liquidity issues, had legal qualifications, stable clientele, and ongoing operational capacity, indicating it was not a "zombie enterprise" [2]. - After multiple negotiations, the legal representative voluntarily provided personal assets as collateral for the debt, alleviating creditors' concerns about asset transfer or loan processing [2]. Group 3: Resolution and Recovery - A settlement agreement was reached, allowing the enterprise to fulfill the repayment of 7 million yuan as per the agreement, leading to the court assisting in removing the enterprise's negative credit information [2]. - The court issued a credit repair certificate, facilitating the enterprise's return to normal operations and financial recovery [2].