THE PRACTICE OF CONSIDERATION BY COURTS OF CASESON ANNULMENT OF AN EXECUTIVE INSCRIPTION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63546/3005-2246.2024.7.3.007Keywords:
Undisputed requirements, the development of legislation, writ of execution, judicial practiceAbstract
. This article examines the formation and evolution of the institution of the writ of execution in the civil procedure and notarial practice of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The author analyzes the legal nature of the writ of execution, its historical foundations, and its role in reducing the court workload. The article also reviews the powers of notaries in issuing this document and the practical issues that arise. A comparative analysis is conducted with international practices, and possibilities for adapting them to the domestic legal system are proposed. The article highlights current issues in law enforcement practice and suggests ways to improve the institution, offering concrete proposals for its further development. The article raises problematic issues when courts consider cases on annulment of an executive inscription. Referring to specific cases considered in court, recommendations for im- proving the current legislation are given.