The problem of non-enforcement of court decisions that entered into legal force is gaining momentum every year. In 2018, the Business Ombudsman Council received 108 complaints on this subject; in 2020, their quantity increased to 217. The problem is fundamental because the justice system will not work if court decisions are not enforced. That is exactly why the Business Ombudsman Council has issued a systemic report on improving court decisions enforcement for the state authotities and presented it to the Chamber members online.
Participants had an opportunity to discuss the following questions:
- The issue of public and private enforcers
- Moratoriums impeding mandatory court decisions execution
- Liability for non-enforcement of court decisions. Judicial control
- Court decisions enforcement at the pre-trial investigation stage in criminal proceedings
- Common methods of evasion of execution /taking court decisions into account by the government
- Problems of court decisions enforcement in the tax and customs spheres
- Difficulties in enforcing decisions of foreign/international courts in Ukraine
Moderator:
Tetyana Korotka
Deputy Business Ombudsman
Speakers:
Andriy Bodnarchuk
Investigator
Business Ombudsman Council
Volodymyr Kutsenko
Investigator
Business Ombudsman Council
Kyrylo Nominas
Investigator
Business Ombudsman Council
Kyryl Slastunov
Investigator
Business Ombudsman Council
Vasyl Sukhovyi
Investigator
Business Ombudsman Council
