Is the deposit paid by the company leasing office to the property within the scope of court enforcement?

Whether the court can enforce the deposit paid by the company to the property depends on whether there is a legal relationship between the deposit and the company and the property. According to the provisions of the Guarantee Law and its judicial interpretation, if the creditor and the debtor reach an agreement on money pledge, and the money has been designated and delivered to the creditor for possession and control, a legal relationship of money pledge is established between the creditor and the debtor. The creditor is the pledgee of the down payment, and enjoys the priority right of compensation for the down payment. The court may seal up and freeze the deposit, but it shall not deduct it. If the creditor's rights and debts between the company and the property are eliminated or there is still a deposit after the property creditor's rights are paid off, the court can deduct the deposit or the remaining part after the deposit is paid off.

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