After the court has the judgment and you win a civil case, if the judgment debtor does not comply with the judgment, you must proceed the execution of a sentence within 10 years, which means that the judgment creditor must complete 3 actions as follows:
1. You must request the court to issue a writ of execution.
2. You must notify the executing officer that the court already issued a writ of execution.
3. You must notify which property or any claim of the judgment debtor you want to seize or freeze. If there are many judgment debtors, it must be stated clearly which debtor whom you want to seize or freeze on which item.
First, the creditor must know which assets the debtor has. Then make a statement to the executing officer which property or debtor ‘s claim you want to seize or freeze. After the statement has been made, although the executing officer takes action which takes more than 10 years to seize or attach, it can be seized lawfully because the creditor already completed all 3 steps within 10 years. How long the executing officer will take, is the procedure of the officer. It is not the responsibility of the creditor. However, the creditor must not forget to submit all the documents as notified by the executing officer. If you do not know what assets the debtor has, you can consult a lawyer to help you to find the debtor’s assets.
Kitthi Naganidhi
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