The bailiffs of Karelia reminded the participants of the SVO about the methods of sending petitions to suspend enforcement proceedings. The basis for suspension is Art. 40 of the Federal Law “On Enforcement Proceedings”. This was reported in the press service of the Karelian department of the FSSP.
Enforcement measures, for example, seizure of accounts, under suspended enforcement proceedings are not applied from the moment information is received about the debtor’s participation in the SVO for the entire term of the contract or mobilization.
To suspend enforcement proceedings, it is necessary to send a petition to the bailiff service. This can be done in any convenient way: during a personal visit, by post, through the State Services portal or the online reception on the official website of the FSSP.
Documents can also be submitted through training centers or commanders of military units. In addition, the debtor’s relatives also have the opportunity to write a statement to suspend proceedings against a participant in the SVO.
“The petition is written in free form, indicating the number of the enforcement proceedings with the attachment of documents confirming the fact of receiving not only the status of a military personnel, but a participant in the military military service,” the press service said.
Please note that not all categories of enforcement proceedings are subject to suspension.
An exception to this measure of support for participants in a special operation are proceedings on alimony obligations in favor of minors, as well as enforcement proceedings on obligations for compensation for harm in connection with the death of the breadwinner. Debt in these categories will continue to be collected.
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