Execution and Bankruptcy Crime – Resisting the Enforcement of Judgments
For the crime of resisting the enforcement of judgments to occur, there must be a final court decision, and this decision must meet the conditions stipulated in the law. The scope of the decision is defined in the law as: the performance or non-performance of an action to be carried out solely by the debtor, or the establishment or termination of an easement right. A debtor who fails to comply with this comprehensive decision without a valid excuse is punished according to the provisions of this article.
The crime of resisting the enforcement of judgments is subject to complaint, which must be filed within three months of the date the crime was committed.
The court responsible for hearing the case is the Enforcement Criminal Court, and the competent court is the court of the place where the enforcement office conducting the proceedings is located or the court of the place where the crime was committed.