The position and authorizations of enforcement officers in the Belarusian legal system

Vujadin Masnikosa

doi:10.5937/ptp2003044M

Authors

Vujadin Masnikosa The Vicepresident of the Chamber of public enforcement officers of Republic of Serbia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5937/ptp2003044M

Keywords:

enforcement, the administration of the forced execution, enforcement officer, bailiff, authorization, duty

Abstract

Considering the fact that the profession of the enforcement officer has an increasingly efficient role both in securing and realizing creditors’ claims, which was significantly contributed by the introduction of the system of the enforcement officers as independent, non-state entities in a large number of legal systems (the so-called out of the court enforcement officers), the author analyzes the Belarusian model according to which the profession of the enforcement officer is still a part of the apparatus of the state power and its basic features. In some places, the author will make a comparison with the current position of enforcement officers in Republic of Serbia, and present a conclusion on the efficiency of both models.

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