The Law on Civil Judgment Enforcement 2008

The Law on Civil Judgment Enforcement provides regulations on the procedures and processes for enforcing legally effective civil judgments and court decisions. It sets out key principles such as legality, timeliness, transparency, and the protection of the lawful rights and interests of involved parties. The Law outlines steps in the enforcement process, measures of coercive enforcement when the judgment debtor fails to comply voluntarily, and defines the roles and responsibilities of enforcement officers and agencies. It also provides mechanisms for complaints, denunciations, and handling of violations. This Law serves as a vital legal foundation to ensure that court judgments are effectively implemented in practice.