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Title

Automated system of court enforcement proceedings as element of information provision for compulsory enforcement of decisions.

Authors

Sergiienko, Nataliia; Suslin, Serhii; Pyrohovska, Vira; Serha, Volodymyr; Ihor, Kotovych

Abstract

The aim of the article was to suggest ways to improve the legislation regulating the scope of operation of the automated system of judicial enforcement proceedings, in order to increase the effectiveness of enforced execution of decisions while respecting human rights. The methodology of the article was based on the application of the following methods of scientific cognition: analytical, deductive, hermeneutic, comparative and synthesis. In addition, the authors analyze the legal regulation of the operation of the automated system of execution of court judgments, as an element of information provision for the forced execution of resolutions and, at the same time, have revealed the gaps in its legal regulation and, consequently, have suggested the ways to eliminate them. It was definitely established that there was no need to amend the legislation concerning the distribution of enforcement documents among private enforcement officers within their districts of jurisdiction. In the conclusions it was offered to improve certain provisions of the Ukrainian legislation regulating the provision of information on compulsory enforcement of decisions, in particular, to give the prosecutor access to information on judicial enforcement proceedings on an equal footing with the parties.

Subjects

LEGAL judgments; JUSTICE administration; COURT system; ACCESS to information; SCIENTIFIC method

Publication

Cuestiones Políticas, 2023, Vol 41, Issue 77, p534

ISSN

0798-1406

Publication type

Academic Journal

DOI

10.46398/cuestpol.4177.36

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