Enforcement order

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Execution order (abbreviated EO) is the name of the law in Austria that regulates the execution procedure . The execution procedure, like the insolvency procedure, is part of the foreclosure procedure in civil procedure law .

Basic data
Title: Enforcement order
Long title: Law of May 27, 1896, on
enforcement and security proceedings
(enforcement order - EO).
Abbreviation: EO
Type: Federal law
Scope: Republic of Austria
Legal matter: Civil procedural law
Reference: RGBl. 1896/79
Last change: Federal Law Gazette I No. 38/2019
Please note the note on the applicable legal version !

structure

  • Part I: Execution
    • Section I. General provisions
      • 1. Title: Execution from domestic files and documents
      • 2nd title
      • 3rd title
    • Section II: Execution for pecuniary claims
      • Title 1: Execution on immovable property
        • 1. Department: Compulsory creation of a lien
        • 2. Department: Foreclosure
        • 3rd department: Foreclosure auction
        • 4th section: Special provisions on the execution on objects of mine property
      • Title 2: Execution on movable property
        • 1. Department: Compulsory creation of a lien
        • 2. Department: Execution on monetary claims
        • 3. Department: Execution of claims for the surrender and performance of physical objects
        • 4. Department: Execution of other property rights
    • III. Section: Execution to obtain acts and omissions
  • Part II: Security
    • I. section
    • Section II: preliminary injunctions
  • III. part

reception

The Austrian enforcement order was largely adopted under this name in Liechtenstein (law of November 24, 1971 on enforcement and legal safeguarding procedures. Short title: Exekutionsordnung, abbreviation: EO. LGBl 1972/32/2).

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