1. MODERN SYSTEMS OF ORGANIZATION OF DECISIONS ENFORCEMENT AND LEGAL STATUS OF EXECUTORS.
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Sergiienko, Nataliia A., Tsebenko, Solomiia B., Saienko, Maryna I., Potip, Mykola M., and Dragan, Olena V.
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STATUS (Law) , *DIALECTIC , *LEGAL judgments , *SCIENTIFIC method , *ORGANIZATION - Abstract
The relevance of the study is as follows: if the substantive decision of a court or other jurisdiction (official) is subject to enforcement, the state must provide an effective mechanism for such kind of enforcement (otherwise, in case of non-compliance with the decision by the obligated person, protection of rights, freedoms, interests of the person will remain only on paper). An important component of such a mechanism is the system of enforcement of decisions. Therefore, each state faces the question of which system of enforcement of decisions to choose, and here we need the experience of other states that have already passed this path and can already clearly understand the results. The purpose of the article is to consider the experience of foreign states in reforming the system of enforcement of decisions and the legal status of executors in order to implement it in Ukraine. Methodological basis of the scientific article is general and special methods of scientific research (deductive, analytical, synthesis method, hermeneutic method, comparative, statistical, historical, dialectical and other methods), which were used to cover the topic of the scientific article. The results of the study contain a generalization of the experience of foreign countries in reforming the system of enforcement of decisions and the legal status of executors. The practical significance of the study is that the scientific article analyzes the application of different systems of organization of enforcement of court decisions, other bodies (officials), different approaches to the legal regulation of the legal status of executors. This can be useful for both legal scholars and legal practitioners, as well as anyone interested in reforming executive legislation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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