Lexicon

A bailiff is a public official who is charged with a number of activities by law. Activities The bailiff carries out activities such as issuing […]

Execution is a form of attachment that can be seized after a claim has been assigned in a rendered judgment. The purpose of an execution […]

A petition is a written request to a court with which a petition procedure is initiated. Difference from subpoena The petition must be distinguished from […]

A precautionary seizure is a form of attachment that takes place before a judgment is rendered. The purpose of a precautionary attachment is to prevent […]

In some cases, a creditor can “seize” the debtor’s assets. There are different types of these attachments. For example, a distinction can be made between […]

Legal attachment, a so-called seizure, of evidence can be placed on evidence to prevent it from being lost. In normal civil law proceedings, evidence can […]

A petition in which a creditor asks the preliminary relief judge to impose a protective seizure or evidence on the debtor’s assets is called a […]

The seizure syllabus contains guidelines for the preliminary relief judge who decides on applications for seizure (accusation cases). It is periodically drawn up by the […]

A seizure may be placed on assets held by the debtor. However, it is also possible to seize assets held by a party that is […]