Enforcement in practice Sample Clauses

Enforcement in practice. The official enforcing the court ruling shall do so after having discussed the means of performance to the litigants and the true economic capacity of the litigant. The official enforcing the ruling shall then create a record to act as a reference for performance in practice. Within 60 days, if the litigant performing the court ruling has done so in full, the performance of the court ruling shall come to an end. In the event that the litigant fails to perform the ruling, intends to delay performance, or the performance of the ruling remain incomplete, the office or court ruling enforcement office shall apply measures, such as the inspection of the inventory of assets, the issuance of a seizure or sequestration order, the issuance of an order for deductions to be made from their salary or income as payment, the issuance of a transfer order, or an order to fine the litigant responsible for performing the court ruling, depending on the case. Before the office or court ruling enforcement unit issues an order for the seizure or sequestration of assets, the head of the office or court ruling enforcement unit must issue an order to inspect and create an inventory of the assets of the litigant and coordinate with the parties concerned, especially the village office, the police, the asset owner, or the litigant in question in order to inspect and create the inventory of what types of assets there are, in what quantities, and their location. After the inspection is complete, the official enforcing the court ruling shall create a record of the assets inspected in practice along with a detailed inventory. They shall then sign these documents and request that all participants also do so. In the event that the assets of the litigant are in a different province, the office or court ruling enforcement unit responsible shall request the office or court ruling enforcement unit responsible where the assets are located are truly there and truly belong to the litigant. These are then added to the inventory in detail or they may enforce the ruling themselves instead113. Once the official enforcing the court ruling has inspected the assets and created a detailed inventory, they may issue an order for the seizure or sequestration thereof. Once the assets have been seized or sequestered, the official enforcing the ruling shall assess and announce the sale thereof to pay off the debt. The value of the assets shall be assessed by an arbitration committee appointed by the Vientiane C...
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