Practice Areas
Enforcement
A judgment that is not enforced does not restore a right to its owner. We pursue the enforcement of judgments and enforceable instruments before the Enforcement Courts at every stage, and handle the disputes that arise from them.
Discuss your matter with usWhat We Handle in This Area
- Applications to enforce court judgments
- Enforcement of cheques, promissory notes and bills of exchange
- Enforcement of notarized contracts and instruments
- Enforcement disputes and objections
- Enforcement of Board of Grievances judgments against government bodies
- Defending judgment debtors
When Do You Need Us?
- You hold a judgment or instrument that has not been enforced
- An enforcement order or suspension of services has been issued against you
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an enforceable instrument?
An enforceable instrument is a document to which the law gives the force of compulsory enforcement, including final court judgments, negotiable instruments such as cheques and promissory notes, notarized contracts and documents, and arbitral awards bearing an enforcement order.
What does suspension of services mean?
Suspension of services is an enforcement measure taken against a debtor who has not paid after being notified of the enforcement order. It restricts certain government and financial transactions until the debt is paid or settled.
Can enforcement be challenged?
The judgment debtor may contest enforcement before the enforcement judge in the cases specified by law, such as a claim of payment or release, among other disputes.
General answers for awareness only; they do not replace a review of your particular matter.
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