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ARTICLE · 15 AUGUST 2025

Global Enforcement Files – Tracking Assets. Enforcing Rights. Crossing Borders.

KNOETZL HAUGENEDER NETAL Rechtsanwaelte GmbH
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As successful claimants increasingly turn to enforcement proceedings to realise the value of their awards, Austrian law continues to stand out for its creditor-friendly enforcement framework.

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As successful claimants increasingly turn to enforcement proceedings to realise the value of their awards, Austrian law continues to stand out for its creditor-friendly enforcement framework. Rooted in the principle that debtors have already had ample opportunity to be heard in the underlying proceedings, Austrian enforcement rules are designed to ensure finality and efficiency.

But enforcement rarely goes uncontested. Debtors often resort to inventive tactics to shield assets—one frequent strategy being the claim that the seized asset belongs to a third party. Under Austrian law, such third parties must initiate legal proceedings against the enforcing creditor to assert their rights and reclaim the asset.

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