The office's territorial scope and legal criteria for choosing a judicial enforcement officer.
The office of judicial enforcement officer GAVRUȚĂ DAN is based in Oradea and operates within the jurisdiction of the Oradea Court of Appeal, subject to the rules applicable to each procedure.
Bihor County has the district courts of Oradea, Aleșd, Beiuș, Marghita and Salonta, within the jurisdiction of the Bihor Tribunal.
The Oradea Court of Appeal's jurisdiction also includes Satu Mare County. Requests concerning debtors, assets or acts in this county are assessed under the statutory jurisdiction rules.
Within the Satu Mare Tribunal's jurisdiction, the district courts are Satu Mare, Carei and Negrești-Oaș.
Jurisdiction depends on the procedure, the debtor's domicile or registered office, the location of assets or the place of performance. The creditor's address and the court that issued the judgment do not, by themselves, determine the enforcement officer's jurisdiction.
For enforcement against immovable property, standing crops and direct enforcement concerning immovables, jurisdiction follows the property's location. Property in Bihor or Satu Mare may therefore establish jurisdiction for an officer in the Oradea Court of Appeal's district, subject to special rules.
Jurisdiction follows the debtor's domicile or registered office, or the location of the movable assets. A special rule applies when the debtor is domiciled or established abroad.
Garnishment is established by an officer whose office is in the court of appeal district where the debtor is domiciled or has its registered office. The location of the bank or employer does not replace this criterion.
The competent officer is from the court of appeal district where enforcement of the obligation is to take place.
Urgent recording is requested from an officer in the district where it is to take place. Where other persons' cooperation is required, the rules on their consent or court authorisation also apply.
The creditor is invited to accept performance through an officer in the court of appeal district of the creditor's domicile, registered office or elected domicile, subject to statutory conditions.
If attachable assets are located in several court of appeal districts, Art. 652(2) permits enforcement against assets in the other districts, subject to its conditions. The specific procedure and any special provisions must be assessed.
A change in the debtor's domicile or registered office after enforcement begins does not, by itself, end the officer's jurisdiction, under Art. 652(3).
The enforcement court has separate jurisdiction rules. Under Art. 651, it is generally the district court of the debtor's domicile or registered office when the enforcement body is seized, subject to statutory exceptions. It may differ from the court that issued the enforceable instrument.
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