The state executive service and private executives were banned from seizing the accounts of companies that pay salaries or taxes. The relevant legal position is set forth in the decision of the Supreme Court as part of the panel of judges of the Cassation Economic Court in case No. 916/1572/19.
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They can improve the business climate in the country by paying back the lion's share of debt.
There are only 200 of them, but they have already secured the execution of more than 80% of the judgments they have entrusted. They started work two years ago, but today are three times more efficient than government contractors who have been working for decades. And yet, until recently, the state has been more distracting than helping them. It's about private performers. This profession emerged in Ukraine as a result of the reform of the legal system by EU standards: private contractors have been working there for a long time and successfully. Does the new profession have a chance to help improve the economy of Ukraine - told us international expert of the EU's Justice-Justice Project Katilin Popov.
In 2023, actual enforcement should be at least 70% of court decisions, as opposed to 23.5% in 2018
The Cabinet of Ministers presented the program of its activity (draft resolution VR № 2186).
“I’m not sure that the content of the state executive service is reasonable,” the expert of the EU project “Law-Justice” emphasized.
With the renewal of the Cabinet of Ministers, reforms in the work of the judiciary will inevitably await the country. In particular, in the field of executive service. The Institute of Private Executors appeared in Ukraine in the summer of 2016, after the adoption of the Law “On Bodies and Persons Enforcing Judicial Decisions and Decisions of Other Bodies” and the new version of the Law of Ukraine “On Enforcement Proceedings”. About what other changes await the profession in the future and what is planned to be undertaken to establish the productive work of private performers, the Judicial-Legal Newspaper talked with the international expert of the EU Law-Justice Project Katilin Popov.
Last Friday, a private-office record-keeping training session took place in Kyiv. The purpose of the event was to enable private contractors and their assistants, who have the functions of record keeping, to put their practical questions to the experts of the Ministry of Justice. A lot of questions have sparked a really lively discussion.