The Draft Compulsory Enforcement Law: Enforcement Proceedings Without Judgment And The Debtor's Remedies Against A Finalized Enforcement

This article constitutes the second part of our series examining the amendments introduced by the Compulsory Enforcement Law (the "Draft CEL"), which is expected to enter into force in 2026. For the first part—addressing the background of the Draft CEL and the amendments concerning the enforcement of judgments, which constitute the core subject of enforcement law in its narrow and technical sense—please see: "The Draft Compulsory Enforcement Law: Enforcement of Judgments and Provisional Attachment"*

This section examines the amendments introduced by the Draft CEL specifically concerning the enforcement proceedings without judgment. It also addresses the novelties relating to other mechanisms that are closely connected to this process, including negative declaratory actions, which play an important role within the overall structure of uncontested enforcement.