АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ ДЕЙСТВУЮЩЕГО ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВА,СВЯЗАННЫЕ С ПРИНЯТИЕМ ИНСТИТУТАИСПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОЙ НАДПИСИ В КАЗАХСТАНЕ

Abstract

The executive inscription, as a legal tool for out-of-court debt recovery on undisputed claims, has been successfully functioning in Kazakhstan since 2016. With the adoption of Law
No. 378-V ZRK of the Republic of Kazakhstan on October 31, 2015, “On Amendments and Additions
to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Improve the Judicial System,” a new era
began in the development of Kazakhstani notarial practice, marked by the delegation of authority to
notaries to execute executive inscriptions. The notary system became a key element of judicial reform,
as the primary aim of introducing the executive inscription was to optimize judicial workloads and
relieve courts from handling cases of an undisputed nature. This article examines current issues in
existing legislation that impact the development of law enforcement practices concerning executive
inscriptions.