Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
Enforcement with and without judgment, attachment and sale procedures, recovery and complaint actions, and composition proceedings.
Enforcement and bankruptcy law governs the compulsory collection of debts through the State and the procedures that apply when a debtor cannot pay. Enforcement with and without a judgment, attachment, sale and the ranking of creditors are its core steps.
Objections to enforcement, actions to annul or lift objections, negative declaratory and restitution actions, and enforcement by realising a mortgage all intersect with property law.
Typical matters
- Enforcement proceedings with and without a judgment
- Actions to annul or lift objections and negative declaratory actions
- Complaints about attachment, sale and ranking of creditors
- Enforcement by realising pledges and mortgages
Key legislation
- Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004
Training and congresses in this area
Our publications in this field
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August 2025
Criticisms of the Restriction on the Disposition of Agricultural Lands Based on Joint Ownership and the Implementation of Converting It into Cash by Eliminating the Shared Status through Forced Increase
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Date not stated
Thoughts on the Applications of Conversion of Usufruct into Cash as a Subject of Enforcement Proceedings and the Misconception of Forced Transfer