СПИСА Армении планирует позаимствовать европейский опыт принудительного исполнения

Служба принудительного исполнения судебных актов (СПИСА) Министерства юстиции Армении планирует позаимствовать европейский опыт принудительного исполнения. Об этом 28 марта сообщил журналистам глава СПИСА Мигран Погосян.

По словам Погосяна еще в октябре прошлого года СПИСА организовала конференцию, в ходе которой делегации из 16 стран представили слабые и сильные стороны частной и государственной системы принудительного исполнения. В связи с этим с 26 по 29 марта в Армении проходит завершающий этап обсуждений с международными экспертами, после чего специально сформированная комиссия СПИСА примет решение по дальнейшей модели.
В рамках обсуждений с докладами выступил первый заместитель главы Международного союза судебных исполнителей (МССИ) Бернард Меню. "Сегодня мы представили нашим армянским коллегам модели принудительного исполнения в европейских странах, и перспективы их развития, которые позволят рассмотреть целесообразность применения частной модели принудительного исполнения в Армении'',- сказал Меню.

Отметим, что в настоящее время в мире существует три модели системы принудительного исполнения: публично-правовая, частноправовая и смешанная. При частной модели принудительного исполнения судебному исполнителю государство делегирует функции исполнения решений по гражданским делам и иным юридическим актам.

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