In the most general meaning enforcement is the implementation, by the
competent authorities, of the coercive measures with a view to obtaining the
discharge of an obligation vis-à-vis a creditor on the legal base3. Carrying into
effect of judicial decisions, as well as of other judicial or non-judicial enforceable
titles in compliance with the law which compels the defendant to do, to refrain
from doing or to pay what has been adjudged. Enforcement proceedings are a set
of measures taken in connection with enforcement following the lodging of an
enforcement application. Generally, two parties are involved in execution
proceedings. One is defined by law as the winner or creditor. The other party is
defined as the debtor. The most important in enforcement proceedings is to
balance between the protection of the rights of debtor and the effectiveness of the
proceedings, which is connected with the rights of creditor. This is the
consequence of the range of rights of debtor and the catalogue of enforcement
measures which may be implement in enforcement proceedings.
The main aim of the study is to compare the enforcement proceedings in
Poland and Israel regarding to effectiveness of the procedure. It is obvious that the
legal process does not end with a final and just decision, but when such decision is
in fact implemented. In this context, the old Latin saying: ubi ius, ibi remedium
(there is no right without an effective remedy) has acquired a refreshed importance
and meaning. It is obvious that effective enforcement of liabilities guarantees
proper functioning of the state. Generally, the efficiency of this kind of proceedings
is very important for the confidence of business relations and proper flow of
capital. The paper contains three parts. In first one there is a general complex
description of legal systems in Israel and Poland. These two countries have
completely different legal system backgrounds, but regarding to enforcement
proceedings some similarities may be observed. In second part there is description
of enforcement proceedings focusing on administrative enforcement proceedings
and enforcement measures. In third part of the study there is a description of
judiciary control over actions of enforcement authorities. This is the crucial factor
for the protection of the rights of the debtor, who may be the party of the
proceedings most affected by the unlawful actions of administrative authorities.
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