Similar to many other states, governmental power in Ukraine is
divided into three branches: legislative, executive and judicial.
The court as a legal institution is called to ensure the rights,
freedoms and legitimate interests of a person, to create the
necessary guarantees for their implementation and to develop an
effective mechanism for their protection in case of violation.
However, it is often not enough to judge the parties fairly to
protect their rights. The court decision is still to be executed.
Enforcement proceedings is a separate branch of legislation that
determines whether the person or organization will achieve the
desirable outcome, and whether the act of justice will be completed
for one. Even the European Court of Human Rights notes that the
enforcement of a judgment made by any court should be regarded as
an integral part of the "judicial process" for the
implementation of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human
Rights, which provides for
