What should I do if the property sued on the grounds of not participating in the preparatory group?

Before the property lawsuit, I did not participate in the preparatory group. You can consider the following steps to handle this situation:

1. Verify the facts: First, verify whether the property did not participate in the preparatory group and whether their prosecution was based on facts. You can consult the relevant documents, contracts and records of the preparatory group to ensure that you understand the background and situation.

2. Communicate with the property: communicate with the property as much as possible to understand their positions and demands. Communication helps to solve misunderstandings or dissatisfaction and avoid further disputes.

3. Legal consultation: If the situation is complicated or cannot be solved through communication, you need to consult a lawyer to understand your rights and obligations and the best strategy for handling property lawsuits.

4. Mediation or arbitration: If possible, you can try to settle the dispute through mediation or arbitration. This way is faster and cheaper, while protecting the rights and interests of both parties. Br>5. Take legal action: If the dispute cannot be settled through communication or mediation, you need to consider taking legal action, such as filing a counterclaim or responding to the lawsuit. Before that, make sure you know the local legal procedures and litigation procedures.